... the State; and these Whig families, more liberal and more intelligent, were almost entirely excluded. When there came a great movement, therefore, in 1830, '3l, and '32 for Reform, it was ounsiatent with all the principles of the Whig aristocracy, as it ...

... Lord John Russell, and the great powerful Whig families, without whom no Whig Government can live. They can live for a long time without the great constituencies supporting them, but not without the great Whig families. They were more in favour of Lord ...

... regards the capture of the Confederate rams as the most unfriendly act yet committed by England towards the South. The Richmond Whig denounces it as an act of hostility, and not of neutrality. President Davis reviewed the troops at Mobile on the 24th inst ...

... administrations I Because, if there be, I suspect some penalty will have to be exacted for this betrayal. Ins STATIC or THE The Whig party is admitted, by its most confidential friends and warmest admirers, to be in a sickly state. It is an enfeebled and a ...

... believed to have been destined, for the office, the heir to the earldom of Derby ; and in the appointment of Lord Dalhousie the Whigs have a precedent for their bestowal of the prise on one who calls himself Conservative. It is true we eau ill spare Lord Stanley ...

... cattle , of Buford'' cavalry division within a of Warrenton Junction. uarleston advice' are down to the 31st ult. Riehsaisod Whig of that date states that übardment of - Fort Sumter ou the 29th heaviest that has yet taken place. sundown ou Wednesday until ...

... to 74 per lb., et of Amp, Robert Mason, Morton Mahn, Ste per head, beteg per lb. earns.— member tattle weedier leas, there Whig 514 or 51 fewer . slowly 'libeled, bat no yuiatimi M Pico Mingerild with last market. Top price uf best twat as from 7s to ...

... daughters of a surgeon, have been charged at Newport with shoplifting. They ale out on bail. Tax of Monday complains tit Whigs are having recourse to wholesale at Andover to secure their candidate's retpmi A T th e Wigim Borough Sessions, last wee two ...

... It proposed a substantial increase of the electorate, though it took means to prevent the increase from going all into the Whig lobbies ; and the general opinion now, we presume, is that its rejection was a grand mistake. Mr Disraeli regarded the franchise ...

... with a resolute determination to make our interference effectual at whatever cost. It is the weakness of the Whigs, and especially of the Whig leader, to be always ready with their talk about liberty and never ready with their act,. The two political parties ...

... one great great source of our strength and our security, ..that to whatever party we may belong, whether wo l are Tories, or Whigs, or Liberals, or Radicals. weare, above all, Englishmen—(cheer)—and it has been the misfortune of those two distinguished gentlemen ...

... rulers wanted to drive them into rebellion? They did manage, ere long, with the aid of Claverhouse and mad Tom to drive the Whigs to their claymores, The lecturer then proceeded to the history of the Indulgence, and said that he did not bl•ime these who ...