... recording the politics of each member, and a more extended statement has been required than in the days when the short words 'Whig' and Tory, Conservative' and `Liberal,' sufficed to classify the House. Therefore, in all possible cases, he has preferred ...

... five days later than our previous accounts—the Asia's sailing from New York having been delayed two days by fogs. The Richmond Whig states that the Federal officers captured at Murfreesboro' will be confined until General Butler be given up to the Confederate ...

... 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 ...

... governor of Virginia has called aout the militia in the ceunties bordering on North Carolina in order to resist invasion, The ?? Whig states that the federal officers captured, at -Murfreesborough will be 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 ...

... days later than our previous secounte—the Asia's sailing from New 'York having been delayed two days by fogs. TIM Richmond Whig states that the Federal officers captured at Miefreesboro' will be confined until General Butler be given up to the Confederate ...

... his charge of crime, stultifies three-fourths of whole body, a majority of the North, nearly the whole South, majority of whigs, and majority of democrats hero. He says they are infamous. If he so believed, who could suppose that he would ever show his ...

... five days later than our previous accounts—the Asia's sailing from New York having been delayed two days by fogs. The Riehmond Whig states that the Federal officers captured at Murfreesboro' will be confined until General Butler be given up to the Confederate ...

... has iasued to his supporters; but there is reslly nothing the tummons more than common. It been noticed, bow ever, that the Whig summons is this year dated from B oadlan.ls, and not from the Tressury. But this, though novel, portends aching. shall have ...

... 83rd year. The deceased nobleman was for upwards of half a century one of the most distinguished and able statesmen of the Whig party, and was for many years their leader in the House of Lords, till from the increasing infirmities of age lie relinquished ...

... e at Bowood„ and cut he ht. I. M the following Tuesday he began to vinv, ant he never rallied after. if. is the h ird the Whigs during the present century. in •:e; to was the hope of the party, and in he was the on whom counsel they r. 41. d. It- views ...

... conusellted to take a seat among theni-without office-to afftrd the government C the benefit of his character of conservative whig. gisms, ,f his dignified presence in parliaomeut, of his urbane anut moderating ihnfluence in council, anti of lis experience ...