... consequence of the death of Captain Johnston there is a vacancy for the Montgomeryshire boroughs. The Hon. C. H. Tracey is the Whig candidate, and it is believed that the Tories will oppose him. It is reported that Mr. Justice Wilde will be the new judge ...

... consequence of thecontest, and said they might rest assured that as far as he was concerned he wou.a forget the existence of Whig, Tory, and ltadtcal, and consider that he was the repnisioutatit• of every member of the conatictoucy. (cheers. ...

... appointed to defend it have left in the hands of the enemy the rolling stock of the principal Southern railroads. The Richmond Whig confesses that this last loss is incalculably important, and wholly irremediable. The Richmond Inquirer admits that the ...

... Lee's defiant attitude stopped General Meade's advance, and it is now a question of the possibility of a battle. The Richmond Whig says the evacuation of Jackson left in the enemy's hands the rolling stock of the Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern, Mississippi ...

... the world, in aid of their brutal Institution. It is stiched into the cover of the Edinburgh Review for July. Does the great Whig party whose organ it is, intend to endorse the principle? A great many people in the world will think it does. It has been ...