... been accom-t Eplished had there been at the head of affairs. a young, active, and energetic Minister, inl place .of an old. Whig baronet, who has been so long .in office that he has lost his enthusiasm for every- ,thing, and is the emtbodied representation ...

... to the memory of General Stanewall Jackson, and to hold him up as an incentive to the Confederate soldiers. The codicumond Whig ?? was a sad! day in Richa peond. On Sunday afternoon the report of Gea. Jackson's death was 'current, but though preceded ...

... were made by the Fallen Angels. EsxtoxR ION OF TWO HUNDBEED AND FIFTY. THREE INDI-vTDUALS.-On Thursday, says the Nforthe~-m Whig, 253 persons, lately under the care of the committee of the Lisbon Relief Fund, left Belfast, in the Old Hlickory, Captain ...

... all things Plly leiving equal, lie wontld certainly give a pi-efereace to nut1 ithe. Nmvs-DevrTr` as against tile N~orthern Whig, thyl Ieraus lie liked the consistent advocate of the prin- of viplces of F a ]ittty better than the persion who obtained ml ...

... Leicestershire le South; George Selater Booth, Esq., North Hants W. E. Forster, Esq., Bradford. It will be seen that ;e the Whig element 'preponderates as three to two in Lsthe ?? Enfield, Mr. Evans, and Mr. Forster being Liberals; and Viscount Carzon ...

... hear). Mr. Sullivan said that as Alderman Reynolds had., spoken in vindication of the Whig government- Alderman Reynolds-I have not sapoken in vindica- lion of the Whig government-1 will not permit M[r. Sullivan to put words Into my mouth which I have not ...

... acquiesce in its object and pro- visions. But we have learned from experience never to take for granted any proposal from the Whigs, which profemsss to deal with national institutions, or the liberty of the subject; so we considered it our duty to call the ...

... violet. I have been ensured by C coopei'it utlotty hs awhite cashmere dress for a ~oer~ng roicertis seetlypretty.-.NorthleiO Whig. a( TUE 0 cuoNIAN ALL.- This ball, whish will talce pi icon Wil seday, ane 10, will be under the immediate F pstrenii~e the ...

... but as a race in England the old Tory party was extinct. Well if the 'Tory party was ex- tinct, what were they to say of the Whigs- pure, but not simple? (Laughter.) Few Wbigs were to be found. If there were any, they wandered like that bird of which ...

... irresponsible jurisdiction. But the bill is noticeable as showing the felicitous results of hoisting a not very remarkable Whig lord, new to office, into the control of an important public department on account of grateful reminiscences about a certain ...

... years as Mr. Byng. He sat for Tavistoelt from July, 1852, until Septomber, 1857, and belongs a to what is called the ?? old Whig party, of which - Mr. Byng, M.P. for Mliddlesex, his great uncle, wns longI a prominent and inflnauntial memher. Viscount ...

... articles upon the position of affairs at and near ticksburg. They evidently anticipate the worst in that qdarter. The Richmond Whig is very severe upon the rebel Government for placing General Pemberton, in command at that important point. It says:- The ...