... feeling which inspires the so-called Liberal party. Garibaldi will now know how to value the soft and honeyed words of the Whig-Radical Government, which prides itself so much upon its moral support. has now seen how little reliance is to be placed ...

... days he was Conservative. I was, as the chairman has said, returned for the town of Windsor, in spite of the influence of the Whig Government, and the screw they put on the electors ; and the first vote I gave was put out a W Government, and bring in a ...

... MESSAGE OF PRESIDENT DAVIS. (From the Richmond Whig, May 4th.) The message cf President Davis, as was to be supposed, considering the short time which has elapsed since the adjournment of the last Congresses not a very long document; yet, short as it ...

... the injudicious address in support of Mr. Baines's motion. No subsequent retractation can restore the confidence which the Whigs and moderate Liberals once placed in Mr. Gladstone ; and it is very certain that after such a manifesto cannot consistently ...

... floats, and Windsor bridge were crowded with people. grand discharge of fireworks terminated the proceedings of the day. The Whig Movements.—We stated last month that Lord Clarendon had joined the ministry simply a view succeed to the Premiership. Since ...

... gratitude of the country for having at length succeeded. But for the repeated and powerful pleadings of the Opposition, the Whig Government would have maintained a system which places so much lucrative patronage at their disposal. The Bath and West of ...

... of the Board Charity Commissioners. At considerable length the hon. member denounced the Board as a gross Whig job, and its office as a perfect Whig snuggery. It not only entailed a considerable charge upon the country, but owing to the reckless and profligate ...

... do not seem at all sanguine t° the early termination of the war. Tag Government has lately sustained numerous ats, but the Whigs are proverbial for their to office, and nothing but a direct vote Want of confidence will apparently drive them *** place. ...

... The negro troops stormed the Confederate posts. General Butler had not reached Petersburg before the assault. The Richmond Whig of the 15th instant reports the defeat of General Sheridan by Generals Fitzhugh and Hampton, with heavy loss. No particulars ...

... better or more constitutional cry, and we hope to see it adopted not only in Devonshire but in every part of tbe kingdom. Tbe Whigs have ever boasted of their pacific propensities; but have, by tbeir blundering, landed us in difficulties from which it was ...

... of defenceless travellers, but who make themselves scarce at the first swing of the cudgel. England, as represented by the Whigs, exercises just now about as much influence on Continental politics as Spain or Holland. And yet, if England be without influence ...

... did not intend to call upon them to do so. Perhaps when a minister has suffered the fate of the unfortunate bank clerk, the Whig Ministry will change their opinion, aud will then think of their imperative duty to insist upon the companies supplying the ...