... family, 'he had given in his adhesion, but in the days before 'the Reform Bill the Independent Liberals were weak ‘and the Whig families had it all their own way. In the agitation which took place on the Reform Bill he banded himself on the side of Earl ...

... left to hold Hood and Forrest in check. The news of Sherman's evacuation of Atlanta reached Richmond on Tuesday. The Richmond Whig, of Wedn-sdiry, states : Gen Sherman sent a large party of his army towards Selma, indicating a movement on Mobile. It is ...

... of great and varied accompliohmenU, and took much plcaeure in the ciilti\ati a of hie literal ta«teii. a politician t-t the Whig psrtr, l.ut never Ux-k any very active |>arl in politic*, lie was a mao of excredingly amiaMe manner, and was held high esteem ...

... his family he 'had given in his adhesion, hut in the days before the Reform Bill the Independent Liberals were weak snS the Whig families had all their own way. Ih 'the agitation which took place on the Reform Bill banded himself the side Earl Grey. And ...

... Statesmen in their Sicond Childhood. FOR PREMIER. Twaddle, twaddle, little Pam, While you utter Here I am, Up among the Whigs so high, What pretty boy am I! FOR A FOREIGN SECRETARY. Write letters cross, And threatening force, You silly old party upon ...

... anpunctoality. He said he would explain the cause on the removal of the cloth. One of the guests was the late eminent Scotch Whig, Mr. Stuart, of Dunearn. warm supporter of artists, and an excellent judge of pictures. The moment had arrived for Roberts’s ...

... decent,” and decent,” the favourite phrases the historian Burnet were only attempts made at uttering our poor humble English. Whig nr Jaoo'nte was in every individual's heart, party rage loured on every brow, whilst si ns against otthedoxy, and lower scandals ...

... associates of the South, and joined the black republicans in the bloody crusade, thus rende' them ' for Southern association. The Whig is fident before this month is out Grant will make comb 0 , $ and formidable land and water attack o Richmond. Add,tioual arguments ...

... Senior, a man of great talent—which a very silly manner and a vast amount of vanity could not mar—made himself useful to the Whigs in various ways, and was especially consulted by them in the preparation of their new Poor-law. It happened that, during the ...

... diction and graceful eloquence rather than by any dash or spontaneity.- His judgment was calm and his candour exemplary. A Whig in politics, and always faithful to his flag, he yet had the rare fortune of never mak ing one enemy even among those who in ...

... understand that a fair arrangemont was come to, the full amount of the claims o! euch creditor being allowed to be paid.—Northerr Whig. UURIOUS FRAUD.—SENDING GooDS T 0 A VICARAGE.— At Bow-street, on T'uesday, Mr. Barker, solic tor, appeared on behall of Mees:s ...

... gunboats, and immense amount of stores at Johnstonville. Nothing certain is known of Beauregard’s movements. The Richmond Whig reporta the capture of Decatur by Hood, with several thousand prisoners. Brock onbridgo defeated the Federals at Bali’s Gap ...