... 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 ...

... tary chief as the soldiers they lead are to the thieves and cut-throats that Lincoln has seat to subjugate them. The Richmond Whig, of Dec. 18, aays : — Matters are comparatively quiet in the neighbourhood of Fredericksburg. A report was brought by passengers ...

... With about as much reason you might accuse Lord Derby of inconsistency be- cause many years ago he was one of the stanchest Whigs in the United Kingdom — (cheers, and cries of Oh, oh !) — and now he is not the less distinguished leader of the great Tory ...

... Dering certainly has the best of the argument when he points to Lord Derby him- self as having once been one of the stanchest Whigs in the country, aud asks Sir Nor- ton Knatchbull how he can deride party changes of which his own political chief is so conspicuous ...

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

... ihe Chiltern Hundreds when Parliament reassembles, and the election will then take place within the prescribed period. The Whig party has already one member for the county in the person of Mr. H. J. Adeane; and, if any opposition were offered to Lord ...

... reported that fighting has been renewed at Murfreesboro\ Both belligerents have been '■ heavily reinforced. I The Richmond Whig contains a violent article I upon England for refusing to co operate with I France for mediation in America, and says : — England ...

... It is reported that fighting has been renewed at Murfreesboro'. Both belligerents have been heavily reinforced. The Richmond Whig contains a violent article upon England for refusing to co operate with France for mediation in America, and says : — England ...

... when Colley Cibber's J Nonjuror awoke all tbe passions that religious diffe- rences excite, that Cato was hailed by both Whigs and l Tories as an expression of their political passions, that the J Man of the World, now performed only to exhibit a ...

... gentlemen of the Liberal party have been from time to time named, but the polities of the consti- tuency not being confined to Whig and Tory, the chances of success are not such as to encourage either of tbem to risk defeat. The constituency of the city of ...

... wards JSecrctary of State for England. What became j i.i Plunkett? What became of Mr. Ponsonby, who after- I winds led the Whigs in England? 1 need not ask what j l-.ttne of Wellington, but what became of his family — • Busbe. Therefore those who were ...

... Virginia has called out the militia in the counties bordering on North Caro- lina, in order to resist invasion. The Richmond Whig states that the Federal officers captured at Murfreesboro' will be confined until General Butler be given up to tbe Confede- ...