... are reported to be 800,000 bales of cotton in and around Jackson. 60,000 bales are bid away in swamps and woods. The Richmond Whig say*:— *' A fight took place at Williamsburg, Va, the 4th. The Confederates under General Wise drove in the Federal picket ...

... would be admitted. Thirty Federal boats and twelve gunboats had left Memphis to operate on the Cumberland River. The Richmomd Whig says fight took place at Williamsburg on the 4th (query 14th). The Confederates, under General Wise, drove in the Federal pickets ...

... and their good fortune has not forsaken them under the Episcopate of Dr. Baring. It is well for them to connected with the Whig families, and they may dtiok health and long Hfo to Lord Palmerston the bishop-maker, who has kept the Tories tolerably hungry ...

... clique to the permanent welfare cf the country, the Whigs now and again conciliate the Irish and the Radical party ; and this alone necessitates the formation of powerful Conservative ministry. Though the Whigs do not oppose themselves theoretically to tho ...

... however, is the almost total 1 obsoleteness of the word Whig. Whig and Tory were, • my younger days, the only party watchwords, and I tl)i» k I remember something of an old song where they w-ere Whig'd and Tory'd in endless repetition. How this s ...

... reservations as to the a T Lord Stanley, more liberal than the head m* Government, endeavoured to assure tliejo Native and Whig friends by telling them * !f d not be much danger from the meahe ar Uo mau could be chosen fellow unless Shiver -i of the ...

... Death and the pitchfork have made such havoc among the members of the Cabinet in the House of Commons, and the exigencies of Whig traditions have made it so difficult to replace them, that they can now present but three prominent figures in that House. ...

... admitting a groat number of educated, intelligent, and responsible persons, to the elective franchise, from which tho great Whig Reform Bill bad excluded them, was an evil to be avoided, rather than a benefit to be acquired, notwithstanding that that provision ...

... 'WirANTED, FIIIECLAY KKTOIIT Apply -klcy Brick Works. WANTED, ONE TWcrf COLLIERY ENGINE WHIG UTS. vmHort,*round woik- G«)d W*ses for able Mfn.—Apply Oflico. WANTKD. Tiy Fiwt- Newcastle uml th« -h -n-; »».v the of District' to be atldresseil to A. B-, ...

... Russell has lost every shyed credit and popularity which he ever possessed. He « simply the quondam leader of the Whigs ; and the Whigs are extinct as a party, though they still survive political coterie. His foreign policy has completed the ridicule ...

... have as their chief champion Mr. Pope Hennessy, the Irish Radical; in the other the Marquis of .Normanby, the effete recreant Whig—and these, we are sorry to say, are backed by the whole rank and file of Toryism. Why this is so, more than we can tell, unless ...

... the mistake of the session. ' During session which has been by no means waiting in minor mishaps—in the awkward blunders of Whig underlings, who have only been rescued from tie consequences of their errors by the dexterity of the Premier—and in some of ...