... Adderley’s remarks are supposed to point to possible coalition, under Lord Stanley, of the moderate Conservatives and the older Whigs, together with a large number of unattached and neutral politicians, who have lost their acknowledged head by the death ot ...

... President Johnson has appointed Ist June instead of May, as a day of humiliation account of Mr. Lincoln’s death. The Richmond Whig states that President Davis and the members of bis cabinet, with an escort of 2,000 cavalry, left Greenshore, North Carolina ...

... Lord Derby’s bill nor what might designate the People’s hill : the consequence was that the Derby government went out, and the Whig government quietly nestled in their respective berths : then a degree of supineness overcame them, and they arrived at the ...

... newspaper had been oxtemporiacd, and Richmond the “Wluk had been rc-iasuea by proprietor who had not joined the Confederates. The “Whig is rerv hard on Datis's setting fire to so much private property, the damage, being estimated at many millions sterling. regards ...

... Baldoylu on the Friday and Saturday after the Curragb April Meeting. It ia stated that Mr. Dargan will brought forward in the Whig interest, for the city of Dublin, at the General Election. In Ireland last year there were 287 races decided value .£18,217 ...

... haring been ordained orer the aati-beergber ooagngnttoa at Kinroeo the March. ISO 4. On Saturday, twelve printers the Northern Whig office. Belfast, wen summoned before the police court for baring refoaed work that morning when directed to eo, and for haring ...

... which this House was now asked accept a final and satisfactory settlement, had not been derided as an antiquated and exploded Whig doctrine. (Cheers.) Mr. Diskaeli. remembering the prologue of the present Parliament, regarded this discussion the epilogue ...

... hear, and cheers)—but if dilfcre l with the Conservative party on those points, he dilT-rvd far more with the policy which the Whig tiov.'rmnent had pursued with regard catholicity (Cicat cheering.) Upon those ground', gentlemen, and because agreed with the ...

... the object of government was the good of the governed. They would find, however, that the great Tory Bramah, and the great Whig Juggernaut who pretended be their friend, but who ground them good deal more than the other, were very much alike in this respect: ...

... plants have been recently imported from Ja|>un, but all our florist* agree that the lilium auratum the finest of all.” Doily Whig. and Chemist.— Dr. Kichard Quain, in bis examination iceently Wfore the Commons’ Select Commit toe the projiosed bill relating ...

... ADVENTURE Mr. John 11. Range, one the gentlemen who wa« carried away in Mr. Cozwell'a balloon, furnished j to the Northern Whig iutereating account of his adventures. says ; When Mr. Coxwell proposal to descend he gave | to us the strictest instructions ...

... produce one, his gun was taken possession of and was taken into custody, and so lost his share the pigeon si looting.—Sorihcrr. Whig. Fatal Fall over a Precipice.— Mr. William Anderson Martin, son of the Kcv. T. Martin, Strathmiglo, was killed at the Rumbling ...