... was no party man in the ordinary political sense of the term. Al- I though for years past consistently attached to the | Whigs, and in 1833 holding office under the late Earl GREY, his Lordship, when in the Commons, I was the representative of his entire ...

... the right hen. gentilean. Vue member for Bieckin areshire, lee wholly disregrded them., being satisfied. t at the cotirse Whig~i had el.,e' taken by the Govermnment 'with tet,~i~t to the fthian question bed received a heart# response frou~jiln thll 'but ...

... vic ries among its successes asapolitical faction. We nei er know nor care whether our Town Council is rul by a majority of Whigs, Tories, or Radicals.' All we ant or expect from such a body isfa proper regn. lati n of local affairs, and that can probably ...

... conversation, has, by order of the Ore st, bean th abandoned, and tDr. Courtenay has, of course, been re~ ex leasedi from' his ?? Whig?. en ...

... KiNsG, Brigadier-General Commnanding this Post. The Richmond papers affecb to regard the raid as of no importance, and the Whig says theat the injury to railroadsl turn telegraphs will be repaired in R few days, but that the imjni-y to HIooker's army ...