... Clegtintently, in political principle, the Spectator is thoughtful Whig. but with a more decided tendency towards &alas at home and the extension of orderly freedom abroad than the old Whigs were supposed to have. Since • entatiliehment, however, it has ...

... will show. Fighting for liberty was not rational. Oh, Garibaldi, what say you to that?— not ratioaal—fighting for liberty! Whigs of 1688, why did ye fight against good King James and invite the Prince of Orange to take the sovereignty of these realms? ...

... for the return journey by any Train on the date of lame. highest degree* natural. It is most provoking Mr. Stansfeld is not a Whig; and if he were, the that innocent traders should be debarred from mode iii which this selection was made strengthens pursuing ...

... sides continued incessantly until five o'clock, when it diminished. Great anxiety exists for further intelligence. The Richmond Whig asserts that the Federals have withdrawn their forces from the Peninsula opposite Vicksburg, and have cut the levee, turning ...

... then has issued the orders flowed in from these channels, and ultimately se 142 711 20 be awaiting the attack. The Richmond Whig states £17,000,00 0 . in oso i es . , , C n and has just completed a a sensible improvement Was felt. The result, as Many Whitland ...