... told distinguished leader among the Whigs that he had the Confederate flag flying in his grounds, and had inquired what public measure would be taken with regard to the proceeding. The answer which the distinguished Whig leader made was, Don't tell Adams ...

... Cavendish, first Baron Chesham, died on Tuesday night. He was elevated to the House Lords in and was a faithful member of the old Whig party. By the lamented death of hi.s lordship, and the consequent removal of his only son, the Hon. Wm. G. Cavendish, M.P. ...

... regards the seizure of the Confederate rams the most unfriendly act yet committed by England towards the South. The Richmond Whig denounces it as an act of hostility, not neutrality. is reported that extensive frauds were committed at the Ohio election ...

... Buckinghamshire. His son succeeded him in the representation of Bucks, and, like his father and the Cavendishes generally, is Whig. He 48 years of age. Whether there will be a contest for the vacant .seat not yet stated. There was contest in nor in 1857 ...

... fountain had been occupied by the Federals. THE SIEGE OF CHARLESTON. Charleston advices are down to tbe 31st ult. The Richmond Whig of that date states that the bombardment of Fort Sumter on the 29th ult. was the Wviest that has yet taken place. From sundown ...

... intended to operate upon the pure Whig section of the great united Liberal party. It is designed for a double purpose—to assert the independence of the religious agitators for equality and to intimidate those scions of the Whig aristocracy to whom the friends ...

... be about to succeed there can be no doubt. Whether his accession to the Ministry will compensate it for the defection of the Whig leader is a question which time will solve. Cabinet Councils were held Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. ...

... in the State, and the Whig families, more liberal and more intelligent, were almost entirely excluded. When there came, therefore, the great movement 1830, 1831, and 1832- reform, was consistent with all the principles the Whig aristocracy, as it was ...

... privileges in supporting the friends of the: hurch. He did not want them ally themselves to any particular party, they might be Whigs or Tories, but let churchmen support men who would support the church parliament. (Cheers.) Let them exert themselves to turn ...

... except the shameless breach, by the Whig tentlemen, of the solemn compact entered into at Willis's Rooms. Now that the last Reform Bill has been lifted on the stone shelf of that gloomy mausoleum to which all outof-office Whig promises are consigned, together ...

... August, the Right Hon. Maurice Frederick Fitzhardinge Berkeley, who had filled the office of Lord of the Admiralty in several Whig ministries, was created a peer by the title of Baron Fitzhardinge. With this Lord Palmerston appears to have been satisfied ...

... n steered most carefully clear off—he would say that if parliamentary candidate appeared before whether he was a Radical, Whig, or Tory, it was the duty of churchmen who happened to be electors 6ee that the man thou- choice voted right upon all church ...