... GINTITSTOOO.—RITIMAT OF Las. New Yoae, JOLT 6, at Gettysburg, reported by General Meade ea 3rd inst., was not renewed, General L ee Whig! withdrawn his forces during the night. General Meade reports, under date of the inst., morning, that the enemy had withdrawn ...

... *Sews Another attempt wee mak with a ins ot abseil puma 'weight, b No. I I wire. keit so wet the tail weight. of frost the Whigs, at the height of WM that It stew& the fairly, with paint thews, here meth to bat wee se law eet of eight thee awe weeds its ...

... the present Ecclesiastical of Ireland. He regretted, he said, the position of the question, long the stalking-horse of the Whig party, but no longer in favour with the Treaeury hooch. In spite of the apathy of the House and the disinclination of klinisters ...

... Mr. Giffard for the plaintiff; attorney, Ferry-side. Mr. Lasce ll es ; 'Wormy, Mr. nye std *posed the that this was an MOM - Whig Lunde forcibly entry into a lad mit down the hay in July lass and Isis•it i th re o rarer , sins*** right, to Hs . aid —I Vara ...

... se ram*es to wham my be aided SAM trenfled festtlt dim, ladle el that ekes ware nes. The late Duke of Haaalikonli Wee was • Whig of the old sed reale, as of th• besghtiest OM of his day. is cherished ea woe the legitimate Mee Sada& sad miserly as be was; ...

... neigh. Win Meese of emend beet. Seem after ace eldest the Beftemee is the field. thieve. E. and Minbob g at the wickets, the Whig of Meseta. J. Williams and T. James. low win eta had been prostrated by die tlennee mamas before ai mingle run tree meerded ...

... Ireland regretted he said tbe position taken by Mr Cardwell that it was impossible for tho of question stalking-horse of of the Whig Government to give their assent to this motion whieh party but no longer in favour the Treasury bench In carried would he ...