... This secret council of ten, or a few more aristocrats, belongs alternately to the Whig and Tory factions. At this present moment this council is composed of Whigs; and as a proof of its supreme and uncontrolled power, it has resolved upon nothing less ...

... TiE ?? GOVERINMENT AND THE CONFEDERATE STATE& We find the following bitter attack upon England in the Richmond Whig of Dec. 29: - The grovelling and cold-blooded selfishness of the British Ministry toward the Confederate States is fast en- ?? toward ...

... true-blue Tory of the Cestlereagh stamp; then a mongrel Conservative- Liberal of the Canning type; then a pure Whig of the Russell pattern; then a Whig with a dash of the Radical in him; and now, in all domestio matters, at least, as rank a Tory as the heart ...

... an armistice; and In Now Jersey a, democratic convention has spoken of terms of accommodation with the South. 1 The Richmond Whig states that the Federal officers captured at Murfreesburgh will ble confined until General Butler be given up to the Confederate ...

... coalition one, being com- posed of Whigs and Peelites, between whom, from its first formation to its final dissolution, a, mutual feeling of jealousy and aversion prevailed. It is therefore alleged, that same of the Whig members went to sleep merely to evince ...

... Tories, and in many instances more sO. Now, Sir Frederick Grey, the rejected of Dovonport, is politically a Whig-a thorough Whig, and nothing but a Whig. He believes it is quite right that the Go- vernment and emoluments of the tate should be c)n_ fined to ...

... the last moment the Dake of. Wellington igave uip his perilocat attempt, and the humiliated manaroh was forced to reosll the Whigs. William IV received Lcuds Grey and Broughsam under the influence of mortifi- cation, which he did not uffect to disguise; ...

... PORT HUDSON. NEW JERSEY DECLARES FOR PEACE. CAPTURE OF THE CITY OF MEXICO BY THE FRENCH. New York, March 19. The Riehlmond Whig, of the 17th, says that the bom- bardmenen of Port Huason commenced at two o'clock on tbe 14th inst At twelve o'clock, a d ...

... he iwas. a We do not, however, inton4 o represent the departed gentleman as a-faultlesm admnnistratorv As a Whig, and das the dompanion of Whigs, be coild no more be free from all speck or' stain, than: a constant dweller' in a YLondon sewer be perfectly ...

... l Ipseiss of test in reference to pecuniary mat- it iseen; to be the sole aim and object of overy iinlbo of the Emohequer, Whig or Tory, to squeoze 3D3th lie ce our of the people's pockets. As the :eJn who outs and slashes his patient in so dex- Ot a ...

... able and talented individual thena Lord de Grey to fill the office of Saeretary-at-War, he really means that there is no other Whig noblemern or fledgling aris- tocrat who is better fitted for the situation than the nobleman now occupying that position, albait ...

... to pay, and place, and pension, as a Whig or a Tory. -It is-impqrtant that this hot shauld.b borne In mind, in- samueh as the contrary blief-iamely, that all the good things of this nation belong, of right, to Whigs, and- Tores, and Germans, and 'Curt' ...