... would best suit their case. The brief truce *—almost amounting to a state of reconciliation—which existed between them and the Whig Premier little previous to the affair of Mr. Stansfeld, is already broken, pul end to, and replaced by the long-standing animosity ...

... Ministers, founded on their unsuccessful treatment of the Dano-Germanic question, moved on early day next week most likely. All the Whig papers one after another got hold of the intelligence and sounded the note of precaution, while an article the Opposition organ ...

... others injured scalding. A number of men the other gunboats were killed or wouoded. The Albemarle was uninjured. The Richmond Whig of the IHh publishes despatches to Secretary Uallory, of the Confederate Navy Department, announcing the destruction by the ...

... AGITATION. Everything said to be fair war; and seeing how sharp has been the practice and how disingenuous the tactics ol the Whigs order to keep in office, should not deprecate dashing surprise, a quirk msnmuvre, or clever contrivance, on the part of the ...

... excluded in the representation the ward (hear hear, and chetrs). For the past six years. In municipal affairs, had neither known Whig nor Tory, and be would defy any one that room say had (cheers). had votes in several wards and bad never voted fur a Conservative ...

... the buying and selling, the getting and spending, will go on very much the same whether Down ing-sireet be in the hands of Whigs or Tories, Nevertheless, one cannot look back upon the session now its last moments, without some mortification. A nation does ...

... lived; and, alas! that should have record the fact of good a fellow, further perceive from the same authority that he was a Whig—or, at least, was not Tory. I to some mortification m being obliged to raako this admission, for as nearly all the bcnotuctore ...

... effect known to have been given Col. Taylor himself to active Conservative leaders in the country. It is true it is for the Whigs to hold or dissolve under esi-ting circumstances; hut know the tacticians either side at head-quarters are likely to generally ...

... reproach of their prede cessors. The finance of Mr. Gladstone was too brilliant and daring—far 100 much out of the usual track of Whig jog-trot and bungling—to be taken by his colleagues for that which with all its faults it was—tbe one great merit of their ...

... which they are not always—in having a fair and plain ground to fight upon, with the further gratification of knowing that Whigs and Revolutionists combined could only count ten more than they did. And now we also learn that nothing has occurred for the ...

... Mr. Langlon s place. few months ago, some persons put forward through the papers the name Mr. Henry Andrews Palmer—a Whig of old Whig and Nonconformist family, man of wealth, of leisure, and pecuniary liberality, who certainly has done more for Bristol ...

... KNOWLEDGE IS POWER.*' ttimes, FELIX FARLEY'S BRISTOL JOURNAL. SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 6, 1864, TOPICS OF THE WEEK. When the Whig Ministry were «aved, not from discredit, but dismissal, four weeks ago, a narrow majority, their organs, with that nervous ...