... yet. Others said that the country hi needed farmers, and that the people should be divided into hi I farmers and ?? Riclctaod Whig publishes is an important letter from Presidant Davis on the resolu- di tiois introduced in the Confede-ate House of Represonta- ...

... the professional gentleman who spoke, of the Amelioration of the criminal law as effected by Sir Samuel Romilly, who was a Whig and a Liberr.l, and to whom we are much indebted in these days, as we were reminded some time since by one who has now left ...

... soon wea ewpect to ben Waledfuone the gonentle mensoIc-1t1ng our.1 sufaewhsJli t u oe id I shall not ask you whether you are Whig, or Tory, Df theirrupportersof the praserntAdnmtnistratlon,orwhetherr yu would Prefer to see the aflaire of State manage d ...

... is not dead; it takes shape again; and, some. Low or other, you perceive that the Tories, and those Whigs who are like Torles-(laughter), and as all Whigs are not like Tories I make a distinction, have an uncomfortable feeling which approaches almost to ...

... royal assent being given to that bill in the House B of Lords, you will find that the Ministerial side of the house is full of Whig and Liberal peers, while the benches of the Tory and Opposition peers are entirely empty, They would unt give their conn- ...

... day, - Wi' my own zeef a kind o' jokun I set to pass the time owvy. Thys I, - now is the Ulection, Betweent the cories or t Whigs, WHile I indudge in refletoion Among the pigs i Among the pigs ! No zoonoir I the struggle ov er Than off the entololoiko as ...

... been stirred up to divert popular attention from reform. He believed that Mr. Gladstone would come out from the in- breeding Whig party and take a lead in the reform ques- tion. A vote of confidence in the hon. gentleman was passed at the close of his speech ...

... declare that they would oppose him. They would offer no factious opposition to him was as much as they would suy, whilst the Whigs pointed to his admin- istration as a marvel of financial success and politi- cal capacity, and even the Radicals might find ...

... entertaining to the last for his couqtry's future welfare. (Loud cheers.) And we are mot here to-day, knowing no distinction of Whig or Tory, of Southerner or Northerner, of Confederate or Federal, to.pxpresu qir deep damnation of his taking off. S fir, thore ...

... What would yots have thought, during the Frce Trade agitation, if Cobden, and Bright, and Vil- liers, on finding that the Whigs, who were with them to a certain extent, but would not at first go the whole hog with them, had turned to the Forrands, ...

... Poking Government to 01 pursue a straight course and rule the country ci wisely. . - P1 To bhi To Artists in Hair.-Wanted ^ Whig for the el b head of affairs. el e PASsENOES BY THE ScoTrs.-Mr. J. P. Potueroy. ri Mr. Giverger, Mr. J. Taylor M. J. Lawton ...

... meeting abo an, old friend and a tried Reformer. His (the chairman's) and friends told him hie Was himself the last of the Whig of me3 the old sebeol, and would have to be stuffed as an example tlo) of the species. (Laughter,) Whether Mr. Cheetham ax- ...