... political world, we are compelled to wait until Conservative member of Parliament speaks ; the Liberals—that ill-assorted union of Whigs and Radicals—are all clustered upon around stone on the mountains with the benevolent inscription upon it—“ Rest and be thankful;” ...

... regards the capture of the Confederate rams as the most unfriendly act as yet committed England towards the South. Hie Richmond Whig denounces as act hostility, not neutrality. —Preiudent Davis reviewed the troops at Mobile on the 24ht inst.—lmmense numbers ...

... It is one of Mr. Bright's most powerful speeches, and nothing could he more happy than his exposure of the tri- fling of the Whig government, and of parliament, with this question. Mr. Bright has one fling at, the laws intended to bring vast tracts of ...

... compensate it for the defection the Whig leader,—is a very pertinent one, however. In our opinion, Lord Palmerston’s Government will not be able to stand through session Parliament without the aid of Lord Russell’s Whigs. The news from America is not of ...

... s we contend that offices such as that of representing a town like Preston in the civic chair should be filled, whether by Whig, Radical, or Tory, men who can confer dignity and honour on the office, and not men who look to the office to confer dignity ...

... y evening lart, the membera of ■ J think that Preston did to him limply that which think and promptly. ■ - 'Whatelv.hnt he Whig, and that has proved some- the Preston Diatrict the Loyal Orange Institution «-■ ’ T.t.iXw'f flh WBDSBSDA T, NOVEMBER 11, 1863 ...