... the defeat of General Burnside. .New York, Dec. 17, Morning.—The (Jovernor Virginia has addressed a letter to the liuhmotid Whig, stating that Virginia will never entertain any proposition from any quarter having for its object tho restoration of the Union ...

... grouping natural, and the effect pleasing. In politics, Sir Watkin is moderate Conservative, although Wynns were originally Whig family ; and that his claima the party have been recognised, proved his refusing Lord Derby's offer of peeiage. His father ...

... Denmark. or the rest, the Quarterly gives the greatest prominence to ecclesiastical questions, on the ground that when the Whigs are in office, tSf. m danger. The measures indent.fi, d with the names of Sir e r ney ' illv n Sir Morton i n , v l aS parts ...

... will bo held as soon as Dr. Hodges completes his analysis of the contents of tho stomach of tho unfortunate doceased Northern Whig. Mr. Keane, tho clerk of tho Ennistymon Board Guardians, has absconded, to avoid an investigation tho Board into his accounts ...

... waltgof. Taenir y giir fod y boreddigion canlynol i gael eu gwneud yn ?? henry White, o Woodlands. yr hwn.a fui ge kg*r adarn i'r Whig- . idiel yu Iwerddon; Mr. Edward Elice; Syr Chiarles *Woiod;' Mr. Monckton Milnes; a Mrx. Weatworib BeWumont.e- : 'r;h : Ye ...

... history of the last half century, W8) find the name of Lord Lansdowno actively associated with all the leading measures of the Whig party ; such as the abolition of slavery, which he at first advocated in 1807, and again by specific motion in 1814 and 1821 ...

... the fame of the author as a parliamentary orator. Pitt died within the year; with his death his party was broken up, and the Whigs, under Fox and Grenville, came intooffice. In this Ministry, which is familiarly known as that of all the talents, Lord ...

... lazy-bones, lest repeat the salute. Parliament has again met, and the two great parties stand face to face, arrayed for the fray. Whigs and Tories are so nearly balanced that it caunot be long before a general engagement ensues. we are no prophets cannot pretend ...

... Conservative party had never opposed them, but the efforts of Mr. Pitt and Lord Bolingbroke before liim had been resisted by the Whigs. : He had many years ago called attention to the policy of commercial treaties, which was then coudoraned by the hon. member ...

... Consequently, In political'principle, ibhe Spectator is thoughtful Whig, but with a more decided tendeney towarls reforms at> home and the extension of order- ly freedom abroad than the old Whigs were supposed to have. Flnce Its establashment, however, it ...

... y, inpoliticalprinciple, ake the Specrator is, thouirhtfnl Whig, but with a more decided dh tendency towards reforms at home and the extension of order- ly freedem shrosed than the old Whigs were supposed te hlve. Since itsesteblishment. however, it ...

... y, in politichl principle, al8 the Spectator is thoughtful Whig, but with a more decided dii tendency towards reforms at home and the extension of order- ly freedom abroad than the old Whigs were supposed to have. Since its establishment, however, it ...