... laughter). No reform as long as the Whigs are in oflice (cheers). They might take his word for it, that they would never get reform as long as they retained those—he would not make use of O'Connell's words, but those base Whigs, he would simply say, in office ...

... of defeat and the ins piration of Jeff. Davis, had been “stuck in the mud between Tuscumbia and Flo- rence,” as the Richmond Whig put it, Sherman demon- strated the fact that he had one arm y too many for the rebels. Quickly dividin g his forees, a perfectly ...

... principally of the farmers' sons of the county of Oxford, aud depart on their duty willingly aud cheerfully. The Kingston Whig of the 24 says: 44 For the last three days large amounts military stores for the use of the Volunteers have been dispatched ...

... exclusively Catholic. But whose fault was ft that there were not more magistrates in that Council ? It was the fault of the Whig Government, who had refused to appoint to the magistracy one whom his fellow-citizens considered worthy of the chief magistracy ...

... RESOURCES OF THE CONFEDERACY. (FROM THE RICHMOND WHIG OF Duc. 22.) The idea has been expressed abroad, and studiously enforced at the North, that the resources of the States as to arms-bearing men are on the point of ex- haustion. Many well-meaning people ...

... mentioned that there had been g considerable addition to the number of fever patients in the workhouse during the week.—Northern Whig. Lieutenant Dennistoun, of her Majesty’s ship Trident, which has just been paid off at Woolwich, received from the crew of ...

... the name of Mr. Nicholas Donovan is before tae electors of this borough as a probable candidate, no other Liberal, whether Whig or independent, or national, has a chance of accepted by his fellow-townsmen.—Kerry Evening ...

... enemies, but only on condition that its efforts are guided by some calm wisdom and conducted on consistent plan. The Hichnvmi Whig of Jan. says:—Three of our contemporaries seem to be engaged in a controversy as to whether it would or would not be better ...

... taken the responsibility of rejecting it. But the bill was not dead, but had again taken shape, and th»» Tories, well as those Whigs who were so like Tories, had uncomfortable feelings—so uncomfortable that it came almost to a stiver (laughter). What apparition ...

... close of the day. Price of good riax ranged from to 9d and 10s per stone. The coarser descriptions went very cheap.— Northern Whig. ...

... Saturday Frances Anne Marchioness of Londonderry died on Friday night, at eleven o'clock—(From the Second Edition of the Northern Whig). ROLLS COURT (THIS DAY). THE SCOTCH LAW MARRIAGE. In re Xarney's Ti-usts ; ex parte Burke. In this case an important question ...

... peace would be to recognise the nationality of the South. The Richmoud papers generally oppose the visit of Mr. ‘Blair. The Whig says the Blairs deserve hanging. ‘The Examiner warns the government against fraternising w.th individual enemies and spies ...