... to invest Suffolk, and have attempted to get round Suffolk ami cut off the Federal communications with Norfolk. Tbe Richmond Whig states that a'flght took place at Williams, burg tbe 14tb, which tbe Confederates under General Wise, drove in the Federal ...

... original Reform Bill, was agreed to by the entire Cabinet of that day, and has been submitted to the House of Commons by a Whig member and a Radical member in former years, it has now been successfully opposed by the Liberal members who unfortunately ...

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... literary and The I r.-view the Budget is a very fair criticism this hist effort of Mr. Gladstone to bolster up the system of Whig finance, by borrowing the suggestions of the opjMMitiou. In “American State Papers” have brought before us the mode in which ...

... to ask for explanations on the subject from Mr. Seward. Ministerial Change. —For the past twenty years whom have the great Whigs brought forward, except Mr. Lowe, and he is practically shelved by the present supercession. They have kept the nominee boroughs ...

... from being a matter of indifference. A whole year of the reductions we now rejoice is has been lost in consequence of the Whigs rather than the Conservatives being in power—by Mr. Gladstone and not Mr. Disraeli being Chancellor of the Excheqtier. We might ...