... wield Vag. Jelin bd. Whig Joseph the Idler the i Eva, sae la is vast IMM sod Witold to &sahibs weeds Shed klieg We lips Mir hiss is the sad Tao .Mesa aches el la see het &epee. says we stew sal We the been el I was a hes Ones where Joseph wee se the sad ...

... BESOURCES . _OF THE _CONFEDEKACY '( Frwn . { he _Jlichniond : Whig _of'December . _23 : ) : ; :-: >„ THE ' idea baa been ; expressed _, abroad _,.. and _studiously _enforced _, at the North , that the _resources of _the _Confederate States as to _arms-bearing ...

... lie down with the kid. Tory, Whig, and Liberal will all fraternise and, like brethren, dwell together in unity. Has the golden age come at length ?. It would almost seem as if it had. Do we not hear politicians, both Whig and Tory, speaking the same language ...

... a constant demand of Cobbett in our _fathers' _time , anil formed part of Mr Cobden ' n Model Budget in our _owu ; _iiud Whig _and Tory alike , according to _individual _tastes and notions arc apt to desire or to deprecate cheap and improved _beer ...

... public _business _. In 1811 , _he _entered the Town _Council for a short time _;; he _was _regarded as the . leader of the - _'Whigs hi the _towu , aud , , no doubt , did _good _, service to his political _frieu ' dA He was a _man of fine social Tiarts ...

... comdpare d,with his, Whig opposnent,. Few- who recollect how the Whigs' have lbetrayed their~ Liberal 'friends Ion the only question' which' saecured~therit a~ return, to ~power will now den-y that- we were right. Ha~ve the Whigs done any thingy 'in the' ...

... _largely _reinforced by Thomas . NEW YORK , January 18 . _Richmond _papers confirm _the capture of Fort _Fisher , which tlie Whig says is an _unfortunate rather _than _a disastrous event , _Tlie _capture _cuts off _but _one _channel into Cape Fear River ...

... of- !n., Lord WalIi gha as.a candidate in opposition' Kyi Mr B.. Gnrdon, the ,Whig sitting! member for the ny division. .Therelissatipresent'a ecompromise be- ny tween the Whig ani .Conservative leaders,' Mr hel G. W. P.. lBeutiak.and Mr B.' Gurdon having ...

... large sad manned' each evening la the Pr= H.I. At the Cress= la the Mamie Hall to.eight, (Saturday) • troupe entity's Manhole. 'Whig themeless the reel lad misted Chtiety's, appear, sod • large will so doubt is order to venal the ens* with those sable The ...

... past few yam and expressed his conviction that the nation owed that =itt s o nc te d prowl form of and con/finals As mama: Whig had mid red and be thinkfuL ' They were aware to whom he alluded. limits sea timed wee bat natural Many sad thankfuL At the ...

... Theatre aM wee greeted bleep Heriet's Haspitel ; mad the fee-day raid le a little ever £7O, bet the COW Chapel ia may • few =Whigs. We observed sae oar daily Wag its ream that Mr Wynne= was the asivenally regret= propestor of the theatre: bed that ma • ...

... -iectim _? it _. That _bill _WAS _not ilem _. 1 , but had _again _taken _shape _^ and _, tho Torie » _, _aa well _as _those _Whigs who _Were so like _Toriea , _had an _uncomfortable _feeling—BO uncomfortable that it came _almost to a shiver . ( Laughter ...