... It is reported that fighting has been renewed at Murfreesborougb, both belligerents being heavily reinforced. Tbe Richmond Whig contains a violent article upon England for refusing to co-operate with France for n.ediatiou in America, aud says : — England ...

... Bill of 1832 the Liberal party has consisted of two very distinctly marked sections- These have been variously called the Whigs and Radicals, or the moderate and the advanced or ultra Liberals. There have been two other party names coined to indicate ...

... minimum of work. They have found an ap- propriate medium in Mr. Ferrand. He believes everybody to have been aggrieved by the Whigs. Sir M. Seymoub was an ill-used man. He had a promise of an appointment which was not ful- filled till he threatened to resign ...

... THE SI£GE OF CHARLESTON. ANTICIPATED ATTACK ON MEADE BY LEE. (Per the Bohemian ) New York, 22nd August Evening). Tbe Richmond Whig contains Charleston de- spatches to the 20th inst., stating tbat during the last twenty-four hours the Federal operations were ...

... bas been driven trom several positions, but still cou- fronted bim. He captured twenty guns and 2000 prisoners. Tue Richmond Whig estimates the Confederate loss ut 5000 meu, including six genera's killed and seven wouuded. Tbe Federal lo.s is estimated ...

... bis ancestor had voted. The Ear remained a Whig till the French Revolution, when, like most oi the magnates, he quitted Fox, and in 1794 oe, lis* other friends of the Duke of Portland -the Bentincks are Whigs by right of birth—took office with William ...

... departed. It is no valid answer to tbis remark for tbe Tories to tell us that tbe Whigs bave become Conservatives. It is a paltry excuse for the Tories to say that tbe Whigs are doing tbeir work. If the country and the parlia- ment are Torified, why have ...

... motives, and, at least for tbe last thirty years, with tbe same uniforuiitv of inu-ntiou and success. To be sure, it was a pure Whig, one cf the select few that have had all but an unbroken monopoly of power for those very thirty years, who now comes forward ...

... Ulster to any extent ; but this opinion i is unfortunately extremely erroneous. This is shown by an article in the Northern Whig, which has devoted j some attention to the subject. In 1853 the trade employed no less than 100,000 hands, and one : Glasgow ...

... and hearty detestation of Whigs, which he sometimes expresses strongly, and sometimes in a delicate manner. Everybody and everything abont him appeared to hate Whiggery. He had a parrot at home which cried, ■ Damn the Whigs ?? and although he should ...

... courtesy facilitated lbs intercourse with strangers which he took every opportunity of cultivating. Although he waa a Whig of the Whigs, he never buried himself ia auy clique or coterie. It was one of bis greatest pleasures to devote himself for a time ...

... make a decisive staud. ~[ H skirmish General French is said to have lost i» jw but captured 900 of the enemy. Tbe Richmond Whig has despatches dated \- '29, by which it appears that General F. Lee Irov _ Federal cavalry across the Racoon and _[ortoafo ...