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

... the formerly employed cotlon weavers in Lisburn, Hillsborough, and the Maze districts is, unhappily, very great. —Northern Whig. Arrest of a British Consul.—The correspondent of the Tribune, in his letter of the 12th nit., from Fredericksburg, says:— ...

... forward at the request of the electors. Every artifice has been employed to coax or frighten Mr. Dent away. Members of the great Whig houses look upon it downright liberty that this gentleman should interfere with family arrangements in one of their patrimonial ...

... to the health of Chief Justice Lefroy, and intended to force from his lordship the resignation which will be too late, the Whigs fear, if not brought about immediately. To the credit of London journalism be it said, its columns are kept scrupulously free ...

... This wu not the caw they had treat many elements in thoee parties. They had Liberal-Con seryatives, Conservitive-Liberali, Whigs, Tories, and, be thought, he bad heard some person remark, although he scarcely believed it, that there was a party in the ...

... there has latterly been a disinclination to elect to Parliament counsel learned in the law where these are known to be of Whig or Radical tendencies. This is not a passing shade dislike, operating to the prejudice of the present lawadrisers of the Crown ...

... 000 in renovating that national building, St. Patrick's Cathedral) ; the territorial and landed interests by many gentlemen, Whig or Tory, of ancient lineage, and the improving landlords of Ireland by Mr. Allan Pollok, whose farming establishments in Galway ...

... after their troops are in possession of the capital. THE REPRESENTATION OF LISBURN. Belfast, Thursday Morning The Northern Whig of this morning announces that Mr. Richardson, M.P. for Lisburn, is about to resign his seat in Parliament in consequence of ...

... shown by the leading territorial interest. It must be presumed that the following ideas are so insufferable in the eyes of Whig oligarchs that their expression must be suppressed at all hazards, and at any price—for they are the views proclaimed by Mr ...

... traders of Dublin to sign the requisition, and come out spiritedly to demand that this national project may not be burked by the Whig Ministry. ...

... measures not men, by proposing the practical question, What is politics ? Turn out the Tories. What is politics ? Keep in the Whigs. The sentiment, highly characteristic of its author, who was a thorough factionary, was no less appropriate to the epoch, ...

... the revenue of the port has increased during the past year in a greater ratio than that of any other in the kingdom.—Northern Whig. A Word about the Lancashire Operatives. There was a general impression till a month ago that the Lancashire operatives had ...