... that both the belligerent armies Murfrecsbro' had been largely reinforced, and that the fight had been renewed. The Richmond Whig has a violent article on England for refusing to co-operate with Fiance for mediation in America. It says England could have ...

... we would much rather not write about. But on these, as on many other subjects, inclination must succumb to duty. A leading Whig journal describes Dunbog as hitherto a quiet aud inconspicuous parish. Population 207.'' We suspect that the eniallness and ...

... would have got no mares for his answer, since one of Defoe's most popular productions would have been omitted ! Though a noted Whig and extremely obnoxious to the House of Stuart, Defoe, who had the organ of imitation so largely developed that the groat Dr ...

... this affair, as in y others of more or less importance. uckily for us the Scotsman has been privately structed by some of its Whig friends to write n the subject ; and has done so. It will anwer our purpose in every way to confine what Ise we have to say ...

... commenting upon the rumoured elevation to the peerage, has the following on the Right Hon. Edward EUice:—'-The '-Nestor of the Whigs, as it has long been the fashion to call Ellice, connection, wealth, long political service, personal popularity, and the high ...

... in justice to these statesmen we cannot forget how from the first they opposed that infamous piece of truckling to Napoleon, Whig and Tory seemed alike forward to accomplish. Before any political combination was dreamed of in connection with that bill, ...

... tion ministers, he belonged to the Tory camp, but the ten years' conflict shook his faith in Toryism. The Doctor is now Whig —and something more. It is curious to note how little effect upon their political opinions separation from the Church of their ...

... veil the violence of the act attempted to be accomplished. We know the apology for this violence now on the lips of certain Whig journals, doing their best to whitewash dirty job. Necessity—necessity from time immemorial the tyrant's plea—is the plea now ...

... whole of the mills were in back water, and had to suspend work.— Edinburgh Courant. The Yelvertox Correspondent c. The Northern Whig says : —As was anticipated, the publication of these remarkable letters*, in their entirety, for the first time, attracting ...

... troops, and that the fleet was then at point only 12 miles below Vicksburg. This rumour was current Memphis, and the Virkrburg Whig of the 18th confirms the story of the advance. It is possible that this rumour may have reference to the expedition sent by ...

... troops, and that the fleet was then at a point only miles below Vicksburg. This rumour was current in Memphis, and the Vickslurg Whig of the 18th confirms the story of the advance. It i 3 possible that this rumour may have reference to the expedition sent by ...

... reported thivt murderers had afterwards gone to where they were arrested. Shameful Results the Belfast Town Council Dead-Lock.—The Whig says: —It lias been said that when things are their very worst, they will mend. The present state of public affairs in Belfast ...