... defeat of General Burnside. ' . New . X ork - , Morning. — The Governor of V irginia has addressed a letter to the Richmond Whig | stating that never entertain any proposition from any quarter having for its object the restoration of the Union on any terms ...

... Council Meeting, held the Ist instant, tinged as it was an acrimonious feeling, was most amusing as supplying an example how the Whigs and their Radical colleagues affect to preserve their consistency, and withdraw from public notice a scheme, which the public ...

... absorb from the others all that is worth having in contemporary? Statesmanship, to the utter isolation of the — Hampshire A Whig Cliques and the Demagogues. ...

... Secretary of State) and official at whose promotion beyond the cares of office every Indian win rejoice ; Mr. ElKce, Nestor of the Whigs, and the only human being who could lay claim to right of property in the North Pole; and Mr. Monckrton Milnes, literatettr ...

... undertaken to write Italian opera for M. theatre, and that Lurline may also be, possibly, given there—translated. Tlie Belfast Whig say.:— Mr. George Augustus Sala has censed to conduct Temple Bar Magazine, nnd has been succeeded by Mr. Edmund Yates, who ...

... we not for a moment believe. cannot forget doings the Whig leaders in former days, nor the cause of the quarrel between tbem and the ultra-Radical section. Domination is the be-all and end-all of Whig ambition, aad so long the liberal party were content ...

... MR. P. A. TAYLOR, M.P., AND HIS CONSTITUENTS. large meeting of Whigs and Radicals assembled the Temperance Hall on Monday evening, to hear address Irom tlu ir representative in Parliament, Mr. P. A. Taylor. Mr. J. Whetstone occupied the chair, and tliere ...

... 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 into office. In this Ministry, which is familiarly known as that of all the talents,'* Lord ...

... Conservative party had never opposed them, but the efforts of Mr. Pitt and Lord Bolingbroke before him had been resisted by the Whigs. He had many years ago called attention to the poliey of commercial treaties, which was then condemned by the honourable member ...

... that that policy was all that could be wished; that it could not be found fault with ; and that it was the intention of the Whigs to pursue a similar The Conservative tendencies of the country are too elearly dev Devonport, a Government eloped to admit ...

... scheme which it cannot impugn—a fact which we willingly admit—we would ask tlie question. How is this ? The answer that the Whig Ministry is governing thecountry upon Conservative principles; that it has adopted the measures of its Opponents, and that ...

... float like ducks, but, tbe master declares, are buried in tiers -the only tiers, alas! that ever rise at pauper funeral Whig. All *°* PINNY.-The Birmingham Daily Qatette reports an inquest held on Saturdny evening on the death of Patrick Dolan. labourer ...