... authority, for his movements have been too unsteady and uncertain to give him much) will be to band Conservatives and moderate Whigs in resistance to them; but among the working classes the knowledge that there is in a foremost position in the Ministry a man ...

... Federals had captured Petersburg on Thursday, Butler destroying the railroad between Petersburg and Richmond. The Richmond Whig the 15th inst. reports the defeat of General Sheridan by Generals Fitz-Hugh Lee and Hampton with heavy loss. particulars received ...

... by dependence a faction from | which English Party has ever yet derived anything but shame and mortification. The aid the Whigs occasionally got from it in the House was j always counterbalanced by the discredit it bronchi on them in the country. If ...

... that it is not surprising to learn that already half the proposed capital has been subscribed for this undertaking. —Northern Whig. Curiosities of Commerce.— When free-trade was still in the future we were often told how roundabout and costly were the ways ...

... are among the supporters of the Government. There are others who maintain that in a trial of strength, at least thirty of the Whig party would over to the Opposition. It is said at the clubs that Mr. Uorsman, your old Chief Secretary, who used to do the ...

... duplicity on the part of Government. Governments we like to regard as composed of honourable men. Be they Tory or be they Whig, will not condemn them until they condemn themselves; and condemn themselves they would if, with advertisements inviting a ...

... to the same Journal, that influence and authority were forfeited long ago—have, in fact, never been in existence since the Whigs got into office, remaining at peace will do us no great detriment. Our contemporary has, howver, one consolation, and that ...

... space was insufficient to permit of the alignment of all the forces, which consequently had to be formed up with their right whig, so speak, considerably advanced and at right angles with the main body. There is celebrated saying of a celebrated General ...

... was indignant that his grand scheme for the invasion of England was cruelly and unexpectedly disturbed, and that the right whig of the navies Europe no longer existed, least for him. The Emperor wrote thus to Marshal Bernadette, Governor of the Hanseatic ...

... over her rider, who received injuries internally. He was lying on Fridayin an almost hopeless state. Galignani. * The Richmond Whig, May 4, says:—“There now remains in our hands 12,268 Yankee prisoners.” Divorces.— During the present term 133 cases are entered ...

... so bad a bargain that even in its exigency the Government wouldn’t purchase him. He had just then got curacy from the very Whig Bishop of Norwich, and above it his pamphlet didn’t raise him. Whether through discontent, or whether because did not understand ...