... civil to him. He asked them remember the difference between the Whigs and Tories. It has been said that we are hooted out of the House of Commons by her Majesty's Government and the Whigs. Why, a full third of her Majesty's Government and two members ...

... Wait till the end, which, if intended as an appeal to the reader, ig very ominous,— Edmund Yates, in the Northern Daily Whig. ...

... altogether premature to conclude he is therefore lost to the country. It is eight years now since a certain section of tbe Whig party made something like that mistake, and we have no desire to repeat its blunder. There is life in the old dog yet. We have ...

... Horse having been letrenched), has been produced at tbe Theatre Lynque, in Paris. The London correspondent of the Northern Whig writes;— The enormous success of ' Bel Demonio ' has been somewhat dearly purchased by Mr Fetcher. whose unwearied exertions ...

... supposed to be much less friendly* to the question of reform than Lord John Russell, and the great and powerful Whig families without which Whig government can live-they can live a longtime without °J f great constituencies, but not without the great hig ...

... let us drive back to their dens the hundreds of painted Jezebels who now crowd and bestench the side-walks. The Richmond Whig proposes a series of enactments. Let every woman of ill-fame, caught upon any portion of a street frequented by ladies and ...

... let us drive back to their dens the hundreds of painted Jezebels who now crowd and bestench the side-walks. The Richmond Whig proposes a series of enactments. Let every woman of ill-fame, caught upon any portion of a street frequented by ladies and ...

... with everybody else that the session had been an unusually dull one, and lie had also, of course, to take advantage of the new Whig watchword or catch-word—' Rest and be thankful,' for the utterance of which Earl Russell certainly deserves a testimonial from ...

... advance until their strategic movements in Tennessee were carried out. Charleston advices are down to the 31st ult. The Richmond Whig of that date states that the bombardment of Fort Sumter on the 29th was the heaviest that had yet taken place. From sundown ...

... hurried, and active movements immediate. From Charleston we learn that thes.egehas been renewed with great vigour. The Richmond Whig represents the bombardment of the forts the heaviest that has yet taken place. The nature of the obstructions to the harbour ...

... applause and hisses.) Mr Lincoln lived within miles of myself; and I knew him personally. (Hear, hear, and applause.) He was a Whig like myself; and as such I have spoken on the same stand with Mr Lincoln. Before he was a candidate for the Presidency, he ...

... regards the capture of the Confederate ranis the most unfriendly act yet committed by Britain towards the South. The Richmond Whig denounces it as an act of hostility, not neutrality. President Davis reviewed the troops Mobile on the hist. Immense numbers ...