... there is almost as great a difference between the two sets of Liberal politicians as is between Conservative principles and Whig principles. Mr. Cobden himself, as we have seen, has become very tender, not only for himself, but for his friend and rival ...

... were, “‘I still very at the time he Bave knowledge up to the Jast:mo- vnent of his life. The sentence has been preserved the Whig posterity, and filed away among the archives «£ great sayings by great American men; stich as, ** The Union, if must and shall ...

... possible to derive from this sympathy of his poor relations, as the Manchester Examiner facetiously describes these sympathetic Whig and Tory papers. But what do these string of quotations really represent? ‘Take the number of papers sympathising with the ...

... of the late and sister of the present Earl of Durham. This matrimonial connection brought him more into connection with the Whig party than he had been before; and as his wife's uncle, Earl Grey, became Secretary for the Colonies in the following year ...

... has been fixed for the nomi- nation of, candidates to represent the county of Buckingham in room of the Hon. W. G. Cavendish (Whig), now Baron Chesham. Dr. Lee (Independent Liberal) and Mr. R. B. Harvey (Tory) are competing for the vacant seat. About twelve ...

... the Goveruor-GeneraLship of Jamaica. In Jamaica Lord Elgin tusl no task, but be acquitted himself IX, well, that when in the Whigs had to seek out the ablest man tb y could find to be I :•-seen. r-General Canada, they pitched upor. Lord notwithntandiug him ...

... other in their play) Possesses such remarkable attractions For persons of most ages and all factions. Whether the gentlemen be Whig or Tory, He must admit—unless tells a story— He takes some sort of pleasure in the act; And it’s fact. That even among the ...

... class moo $ an stiested, este of recoins • silver medal, sad the other we a medal each. T. Dotterwoetli is this year • bream Whig aka* a headmen) prise of books fir his It ought Moo to be stated that T letterworth was placed In the wad slams as a candidata ...

... fifteen votes. In pgint of fact, there is strong reason to believe that when the day of account arrives, as sean it vill, the Whigs will be driven out by a majority even larger than this. An inquest was held yesterday on the body of Mary Woods, the woman ...

... decisive stand. In one skirmish General Grant is reported to have lost heavily, but captured 9041 of the euemvy The Richmond Whig has despatehcs, dated Nov. 29th by which it appears that General Fitzhugh Lee drove the Federat cavalry across the Racoon and ...

... decisive stand. In oue skirmish General French is reported to have lost heavily, bub- captured 900 of the enemy. The Richmond Whig has despatches dated Nov. 29th, by which it appears that Gen. Fitzluigh Lee drove the Federal cavalry across the Itacoon and ...

... want the adhesion ors few men belonging to the class which, fur nearly two centuries, has furnished backbone and sinew to the Whigs. Lord Hartington is unfortunately almost Southern in feeling, but a Cavendish who is not, ought to meet a warn. welcome within ...