... rumours are vague, and only state that Sherman is meeting with great They are not traceable to any good authority. The Richmond Whig, of Wednesday, Sherman has mot • large part of his army toward. Selma, indicating • movement soon Mobile. Nzw You, Nov. 18 ...

... la persons who logo inherited his high position. He bore • Whig; kr, hp. longed to the of the popslar party; and he his poet with • diatinguished He did his ho boll pod, honest, openhearted Whig, according to th• Whim of his time—a Whip who, with arist ...

... and he filled hie post with • distinguished grace. He did his best to be a good, honest, opeshearted Whig,. according to the fashion of his time—e Whig who, with aristocratic had a keen sempathy with the populace ; who, LAM 1118 e the refinements of courtly ...

... stirring and critical times,—the time of the great Reform agitation,— of the early Reformed Parliament and of the first days of Whig power. Those were times of the keened excitement, and of which the memory is &trim' the campaign. Do not be Dtmo, answered ...

... stirring and critical times,—the time of the great Reform agitation,— of the early Reformed Par'iament and of the first days of Whig power. Those were times of the keenest excitement, and of which the memory is firmly implanted in the Yorkshire politicians ...

... devastation of East Tennessee as far as Knoxville. Loyal residents held a meeting to protest against the meuure. The Richmond Whig reports that Price is within striking die. lance of Little Rock. Sheridan has laid waste a poi'. lion of London Valley. All ...

... Parliament and destructive to political morality. (Applause.) The Queen in various speeches, one Tory government, said several Whig govern. meets, and the Liberal members of the Houses of Parliament, bad all declared that the people were lastly entitled to ...

... rescue, were overcome in • sail two of them are yet dangerously Ten WHIG Joe.—Mr. T. Hughes Tam Brown very cleverly refutes the Tory charge spinet him of having accepted • Whig job. It leapt), he sap, end • tough one too, for it is that of sodifying ...

... vague, and only state that Sherman is meeting with great sitcoms. They are not traceable to any good authority. T! , e Richmond Whig, of Wednvoisy. says Sherman has sent • large part of his army towards Selma, indicating • movement upon Mobile. NSW Yoir., ...

... He remembered the time when Church Rate abolitionists had to contend with the whole of the Tory party, and the whole of the Whig party almost without exception. But sow there was scarcely a Tory, who in his speech from the hastier, stood forward and advocated ...