... from the p to as the man who honour. Lewis was poin' had mastered all departments of Government, and the future leader im the Whig and Liberal camp, when he fell. But in Sidney Herbert the parallel is complete. He had shared with the Dake of Newcastle in ...

... I ordinary assizes, and not by special commission, the re- f newed soport of the issne of which is founded on a mlsap- I ?? Whig. T GENERtA TODLEBEN AT CRATEAM.-Oso Tuesday, f General Todleben, the distinguished Russian general, paid a visit to Chathmn ...

... for the trial of these prisoners will issue ; they will come before tbe regular jndge of assize at the usual time. — Northern Whig. Those who desire choice wholesome Tea should ob- serve that Pure Green is a dark olive hue, the leaf has no bluish tint ; ...

... AMERICAN DETAILS. (By Special Expreu.) GRANTS ARMY. The Richmond Whig of the 15th October says The Petersburg Erpreu of yesterday says our army is calmly awaiting the advance of the enemy. The right is fully prepared to receive him, when such a movement ...

... whose anxiety to make a bargain has led him too hastily to assume and act upon the assumption that one bad been made.— Northern Whig. The Extensive Frauds upon a Wine Merchant. —At the Mansion house on Wedneaday, Charles Eton De Witt and Duncan M'Lean Wright ...

... trader, who-a aaxiety to make bargaiu led him too hastily assume and act upon tbe assumption that one bad been made.—Northern Whig. Am Adventure oh a Railway.—l remember one agonised moment of saspease as I vu violently throat forward, one harried frenzied ...

... Plymouth, where a newspaper came wholly into my hands. That paper was nentra as far as re߻mt ...

... Awkward Misunderstanding.—A ludicrous incident occurred recently in Belfast. A gentleman resident among aa (says the Northern Whig) undertook an extensive continental tour this summer, and found himself. In the course of it, in a Siberian town among the ...

... anxiety to make a bargain bas led him tco hastily to assume and act npon the assumption that one had been made.— i northern Whig. It is stated that most of the French Chambers of j Commerce, being asked tbeir opinion of the biU for an j alteration of the ...

... there a very widely- extending Conservatism the ' Working eia.se.,' -at all waits among those intelligent Working-1 whom Whigs patronise and of whom Radicals chatter. But most sound is' had horn the which most _ekr]y approaches empty conation' m *' ie ...

... and the policy which led to the American war were portions of Whig policy, and Stanhope, Pulteny, Newcastle, and Grenville, all represented sections of that powerful party,—the great Whig families. The historic Liberals never allude to these tunes. They ...

... evidently think of a Tory Government without prejudice while regards Reform Ministry with impartiality He fanatical faith in a Whig regime believing as most of have found reason to do that the tendency to “rest be thankful” has come over many excellent much ...