... that this might perhaps miss that Makin upon lord el a Comemative, Mr. Start said that H lt.. not for Lord Pahneretoe the Whigs would net have the remotest shames of rem/Mist in ten missies. (Ones of Oh, Mr. Start: Why I am bettering year leader, and ...

... those deceived by it, and has no share whatever in any stratagem. The Belfast Commission of Enquirt.—Belfast' Friday.—From the Whig.—The Mayor was in the witness box during entire day. He could not give details of the riots he was in Harrowgato at tho time ...

... acknowledged ability around him, he might have attained the great success to be testified to by a revival of the Chronicle, and the Whig party might still boast of being represented by this celebrated organ; but, as it was, the learned Sergeant makes ns to understand ...

... Confederate Secretary of State does not yet see the necessity nor approve of the policy of arming the slaves. The Richmond Whig opposes President Davis's proclamation to emancipate the slaves after service. The press accepts Lincoln's election as a d ...

... annuity of 200/. for probably 14 years more than it ought to be, by this job. Sir W. to be a constant and warm supporter of the Whig party ; therefore the warrant, which is mostexplicitou this subject, setaside. Itistobe hoped that thia subject will be brought ...

... freedom which has worked more marvels in the case of capital and commerce. Now, that is not my language, it is that of the whig reviewers ; but I say amen to it. However, if I had 25 or 40 years, or twice that number, I would take Adam Smith in my hand ...

... (Laughter.) His friend did not seem to know his own mind, for he said a better man than Lord Palmerston never existed—for a Whig. (Hear and laughter.) Wellhe was exceedingly glad to meet them all here on this occasion. t always gave him pleasure to come ...

... the necessity nor approve of th observed the emote of the passenger engine just beyond • of arming the slaves.—The Bichmond Whig the curve and reversing hie engine had partially dierked ' President Davis's proclamation to emancipate the rats the speed ...

... Louisiana, with 1,900 prisoners. The report of Lincoln sending peace communications to Richmond is reiterated. The Richmond Whig of Wednesday reports that Sherman sent a large portion of his army towards Selma, indicating a movement upon Mobile. In consequence ...

... influence—he must be a public man—he is not one of the aristocracy—he cannot belong to the ranks of the Conservatives—he is not a Whig. These are the negatives. The positives are that he is one of the Manchester or Radical school—probably a member of the House ...

... gentlemen representing Conservative opinions on flu&ppoutm side of the House. He would say again that but for Lord Palmerston, the Whigs would not have the remotest chance of remaining in office for ten minutes. (Hear, and expressions of dissent on the part of ...

... present office, where before long he tried to fasten a personal quarrel on Mr.'Christie, our minister in Brazil, and now the Whig candidate for' Cambridge town. The quarrel was throughout eminently American. Both the diplomnatists were at a party when cards ...