... principally of the farmers' sons of the county of Oxford, and depart on their duty willingly and cheerfully. The. Kingston Whig of the 24th says ; For the last three days large amounts of military stores for the use the volunteers have been despatched ...

... RESOURCES OF THE SOUTHERN CONFEDERACY. {From the Richmond Whig of Dec. 22.) The idea has been expressed abroad, and studiously enforced at the North, that the resources of the Confederate States as to arms-bearing men are on the point of exhaustion. Many ...

... That, of course, unless in the event of circumstances personally modifying the Cabinet, is not to be anticipated until the Whigs and Radicals have played last card at a general election. There lies the field on which the con- Sri * must take place. Before ...

... constituents, and ia of opinion tbat Mr. Gladstone is not, spite of the superior quality of his talents, disposed to quit the Whig party :— That peddling policy which can break promise to »BiU because the alleged lukewarm sattfSl . plet1 ° ed Reform, ...

... reorganisation the ministers responsible for the departments may possibly make the sum saved to £3,000,000, but beyond this the Whig journal can hold out no hopes for the ensuing financial year. Prince Hans of Denmark has left Copenhagen for Athens with a ...

... himself. To com- te pare small things with great, they are like the pre- 3e sent Earl of DExBY, when he ratted from the it Whig benches, and became the pink and model of le Toryism. Your renegade, a word which is not used id n an offensive sense, is always ...

... misintef jpreted by Denmark to her cost. That 'offence that England is never to repeat. ot England we must read Lord Russell and Whig Government. It is amusing to see ho* eagerly the ministerial scribe seizes upon pression of Mr. Forster's, in order to make ...

... nefarious attempt upon the Church of England. He associated himself with the Irish Roman Catholics, the Democrats, and the Whigs, who were anxious to maintain themselves in offices. He attempted to bribe the party rob the Irish Church, but wa3 signally ...

... intentlons were honourable, and also not unwel. 1 come. But when explicit declaration became necessary, It appeared that the great Whig orator's notions were llberal and antl-matrlmonl. Peremptory dismissal followed; and not long after Lord Derby became the fair ...

... working men he asked his fellow working Men what they 1intended to do. Were they prepared for ever to be fed with Political Whig s~oou meat? (Laughter.) Did they not believe that their stomachs were able t ear a more Isubstantial diet? Did they think it ...

... its twenty-two M.P.'s, twelve are Liberals; but when it is borne mind that four of these are returned by the influence of two Whig dukes, that in two boroughs the Lords of the Admiralty have considerable influence, and that one of the Liberals no other ...

... in six days. The Hon. G. F. Boyle, the tive candidate, is prosecuting a successful canvass. Lamont will offer himself in the Whig interest. The Meeting of Convocation.—The cation of the Province of Canterbury will not meet despatch of business on the February ...