... QUEEN, No one who has carefully watched the actions of the Whig faction lately in England can have failed to notice matter which delicacy prevented many from at once exposing. The genius the Whigs is to degrade the Royal authority on every possible opportunity; ...

... all the jobs and all the abuses that defile the current of English history during the last thirty years. all that time the Whigs have literally revelled in the fat things of official life, which they have exclusively appropriated to their own families ...

... men under Gen. Jones. This whole force was prepared the 20th to march against Burnside’s outposts at Bristol. The Richmond Whig of the 27th nit. asserts that Bragg’s plan to compel Thomas to evacuate be executed. under Sherman have joined Thomas. General ...

... the childless King Frederick, and a protocol was signed in London in 1852 with that object. This document is the work of the Whigs, though it was ratified while Lord Derby was in power; and though its provisions seem plain enough, there are, unfortunately ...

... also, the Conservatives have held more than • their own I with their antagonists. Mr. John Kea, although repudiated both the Whigs and Homan Catholics Belfast, attended, and, course, throwing as much irrelevant matter 1 into the discussions as possible. ...

... Cairns propose to remedy them ? Not, may be sure, in the manner Mr. Bernal Osborne, or Mr. DiHwyn, or Earl Russell, or of the Whig- Radical enemies of the Establishment. He would repair the Church without shaking its foundation. He can restore without any ...

... and mitigate, in some small degree, its incidental ill consequences. THE CONSERVATIVE TARTY, (FROM THE MORNING HERALD.) The Whig Press excessively wroth with those Conservative members who refuse to reciprocate Hie compliments which Lord Russell the other ...

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

... latter as a more sea- the Irish Church outlived the dead-set made Worthy model. They recognise the defect aris- against her the Whigs and Radicals. When from the exposure of bows and stern to the the whole gist of the charge against her came ,n '' an enemy ...

... united against him. Parliamentary Reform, on which ascended power, is carefully shunned as a forbidden topic ; the ballot, which Whig statesmen used covertly to support, though they did not all openly approve of, is tabooed; the assailants of the Church are ...