... Lhe Lord of Bowood, the friend of Tom the ally of Fox, is no more, Spe het af Mayes, the most useful and least noxious Whig, the Whigs ever had. The Liberals ain ae hawt Men to uphold them in their = > trial, and peril. Their friends are few, their enemies ...

... was depopulating Ppahannock and the ‘ies Virginia has called out the thant to bordering on North Carolina in it The Richmond Whig states will be ed Officers c t tchmon Lg Confeder, Until Ge a ured at h be given up to the Confederates are said to Ccerg j ...

... censure the crimes and misdemeanours of the Government ; they pointed to a higher and nobler Conservative policy than the Whigs have yet attained to; they shadowed forth in the future a coming time when Conservatism shall once more rule over the fortunes ...

... construction to the War a 1S resignation was, we believe, as Vin unwelcome at the War-office with the are wholly unconnected Whig experimental trials between the tworth guns, and Sir William onl attend more closely than his officiel Elswick Ordnance ch ...

... including the Duke of Wellington, but excluding the Earl of Derby, who the late lamented Marquis of Dalhousie, the Indian of the Whigs. But the act of nepotism to which we have the painful task of now referring ig, we believe, unparalleled even Party who have ...

... a of 83 to 54 Mr. Boileau, of the Philadelphia Evening Journal was reléased from Fort M’Henry on the 1st inst. The Richmond Whig, of February 2, announces that the steamer. Princess Royal was cap- tured by the Federal cruisers while attempting to run the ...

... —Sir F. Grey expressed surprise to hear the old cry revived against the Greys, Elliots, and Russells; he declared himself a Whig, and repeated what he had previously said against church-rates and the ballot. He then commended the foreign policy of Lord ...