... often find it difficult to grasp and realize to them- selves the scenes and characters wbicb it describes. But au infusion of Whig and Tery, of Church and Chapel, or of Manchester and Oxford, supplies just the flavour and con- sistency which ?? require. ...

... army remains; destroy that, and the rebellion is no more. The comments of the Richmond press have not been received, but the Whig, as anticipating the capture, say», come what may, the cause must be upheld. The Despatch says, even were Charleston, Mobile ...

... as the Trojans fled before that tremeudous Pelian ash of the old Centur's cuttiug, and heartily wishing he could chase the Whig Radicals in similar style. However, I don't want to throw cold water on the enterprise. But may 1 a*k, who is your capitalist ...

... WHIG TYEANNY AT DEVONPOET DOCKYARD. (From the Civil Service Gazette.) We would not for a moment imply that the Government as I a body, or the members of it individually, or high function- aries acting under its authority, are habitually guilty of tyran- ...

... Chancellor. The House of Commons will meet with strong Con- servative ranks. There are now 317 Convervatives, 13 Peelites, 237 Whigs, and 95 Radicals ; and this shows that since 1859, when the present Parliament met, the Conservatives have had a nett gain ...

... for peace would be to reownij^i t0 tr(M •«»' of the South. Tbe Richmond paper, P°IPP a * tu > n *h, visit of Mr Blair. The Whig __ y . ,h e 81., r8 de*, °T W * The Examiner warns the Government agam iT with individual enemies and spies, aod s h e,D, * ...

... is further rumoured that the commissioners have asked permission of the X d. r_l authorities to proceed North. Tbe Richmond Whig declares tbat the military p-. ..urcs ofthe country have uot begun to b ■ exhausted. The _V to York Times says Dtvi. exhibits ...

... and the profession generally, by whom the choice if the Crown is cordially approved. Tbe attractive and remarkable leaderof Whigs.and Liberals.and -• -• and Chartists, and Heaven knows what th. ; groups.has unquestionably made an excellent appointment, ...

... of any promise of Par- liamentary Reform, but at the same time the hou. member ought to have remembered the history of the Whig party for the past thirty years hsd been that of pledges loosely ..ven and instantaneously hioken. Iv point of fact a Whiz ...

... Lostwithiel, on Wednesday, February 22, for the purpose of requesting Mr Uobartes to continue to represent East Cornwall in the Whig interest in Parliament, made a very great mistake. Their presence, as consistent Conservatives, at such a meeting and tor such ...

... Royal Cornwall Gazttte, Sik, — Can nothing be done towards relieving the West- ern division of the county from its present Whig-Radi- cal thraldom ? Something decisive should be adopted without delay. I trust, sir, that you will urge upon the Conservatives ...

... what then ? Is he to be Lord Palinerston's sue cessor? We should think not. No Tory will support hi iv ; not oue of the old Whig family will follow him. Tiie House of Commons, if at all constituted as it now is, would not tolerate his want of temper for ...