... Company. The Royal party returned at four o'clock, and l iainediately embarked from the docks on board the airy, for Osborne. WHIG JOBBERY AND CHU.RCE , rt---- 0,4 t,t ( '.7 , : „, \( ~,,, , ,f,.__ 4 ,,, it ', \ il ,tl_,,_-_#• - - ------ t., 1 , - ...

... the opposite bank of the river. The recrossing of the Rappahanuock by the Union forces is thus ti Iridiculed by the Richmosnd Whig: n It is another On to Ricbmond come to grief. Burnside a ,has dragged the bruised body and broken bones of his army ti ...

... WHIG JOBBERY AND CHURCH PATRONAGE. TO THE EDITOR. Sib, — It is as I predicted a month ago. The livings of Adishara and Staple are not to bo divided, and the fortunate youthful son-in-law of Earl Russell is to have both livings, with an income of 1300/ ...

... might be advisable to point the moral. T~t t which it enforces. But it poionts to nothing-neither to the in le gerdemain of Whig, or Tory, or Radical. It is a men we behr- Iant, not legislative antidotes. AJIl history has roved, all ese drue religion has ...

... Religious, and Political 289 American Tyranny 747 Another Complication 124 Another Howl from Yankeedom 841 Another Whig Job 485 Another Whig Peer 725 Anti-Subscription Nlovement, The 676 Apostate Bishop, The 217 Arbitration Case, The 242 Archidiaconal Opposition ...

... 1132 Misplaced' Generosity 1292 Model Minister, A 1228 Monarchy for Mexico, A 73 More Bluster 844 More Humiliation 391 More Whig Jobbery 772 Motion of Sir J. Hay 173 Much Ado about .Nothing 266 New Appointments 390 Napoleon's Policy 1106 Napoleon 111. ...

... front, and has recrossed the Rappahannock. I presume he is meditating a passage at some other point. • R. E. LBB.' The Whig ridicules this retreat, sayiog :— It is another 'On to Richmond ' come to grief. Burn- side has dragged the bruised body and ...

... WHIG JOBBERY AND CHURCH PATRONAGE, •fO THE EDITOR. Sift, —Ik I predicted mouth ago. The livings AcUsham and Staple arc not to be divided, and the youthful son-in-la**' .of Earl Russell is have with an income * year, although tance it orated that he would ...

... or Radical who enters Parliament is pledged to support innovations which the wisest and best of men, HALLAM among the rest, Whig as he was, have pronounced dangerous. The Liberal becomes a legislator either to support Lord PALMERSTON'S Government, or to ...

... remain on the opposite bank of the river. The rec • of the Rappahannock by the Union forces is thus ridiculed by the Richmond Whig : It is another On to Richmond come to grief. Burnside has dragged the bruised body and broken bones of his army agrees the ...

... series of lies, treachery, and corruption. It was the most shameless piece of national immorality witnessed in our days. 3. The Whig government of England, I mean Lord Palmerston's government, was fully aware of all that was going on ; and aided and abetted ...

... expenditure for increased ] accommodation for the equity Judges absolutely « necessary. Lord Chancellor Lethel, calling himself Whig, and no doubt professing economical principles, proposes to supply this necessity by expending 1,500,000/. of the public money ...