... are mere Whig magnates, who owe their position in the Ministry simply to their authority in the coterie of pure Whigs which has so long had the management of the Liberal party, and whose influence is decaying so rapidly that the name of Whig is, in fact ...

... Union troops were pushed back to Chancellorsville. The dispatch winds up by saying, 'Everything looks well.' The Richmond Whig of the 7th says : Up to a late hour on the night of the 6th no fighting had taken place on the peninsula. The movement of ...

... house was struck and the door damaged, and a fine oak in the park was shattered to pieces. The second edition of the Northern Whig says :— This (Friday) morning, about eleveno'clock, a farmer, belonging to Saintfield, in the County Down, when standing in ...

... given it additional publicity, as if to veritable papers. Among those journals that have republished it is our neighbour, the Whig, accompanied with more than a column of editorial comment, in which, though 'seriously questioning' the truth of the correspondence ...

... commander and a number of her officers and crew—precisely how many is not yet known—were lost by this catastrophe. The Richmond Whig of the 9th publishes dispatches to Secretary Mallory, of the Confederate Naval Department, announcing the destruction by the ...

... current that nu ar rangement has been come to ;with Mr. Butt, and that the hon. gentleman is about to *iethe in favour of the Whig Solicitor General.—lrish THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT AND THE SCHLESWIGHOLaTEINI)IIESTiON.--:A. Paris letter in the Independance ...

... tested. It is said that even the county of Middlesex majority of members pledged to support that very may be wrested from the Whigs, unless the old 6/. franchise on which Mr. BAINES was defeated. absurddeference to traditional family feelings is per- The ...

... indications that Ireland will be able to rise from the dust of her deep decline are found, not in the statutes concocted by Whig economists and placemen, but in the efforts which private individuals are making, each in his own sphere, to employ the industry ...

... Lord RUSSELL'S foreign policy that it has to deal; for even if the nominal Premiership should be awarded to another of the Whig grandees he will not be able to screen his colleagues, as Lord PALMERSTON has done, by overshadowing their insignificance. ...

... members to the House of Commons that if they did not wish to form a government themselves they could keep the Radicals and Whigs in good order (loud applause). He begged to move the adoption of the report. Sir Lawrence Palk, Bart., M.P., seconded the motion ...