... their meddling they bad kept England in a state war. As to retrenchment, the Whigs had only put down the salaries Government clerks. Reform was not the vocabulary of tbe Whigs, and the poor Radical party had been told that they should only have reform ...

... invader by composing accounts Of losses which Vill probably in a week or two adorn the columns of the &mtursly The Bichmond Whig of De. 17 acknowledges the mitake of Itself and its contemporaries, in the following terms.:' Thes ie o lqaer ny doubt that ...

... (laughter and applause). As to reform, why they never meant to reform (loud applause ami laughter). No reform as long as the Whigs are in office (cheers). They might tako his word for it, that they would never get reform as long as they retained those— he ...

... money decreased in consequence of the payments at the end of the year having been satisfactorily arranged. We have a bundle of Whig and Radical speeches in hand, which are curiously prophetic of the spirit in which Parliament will meet next month. All the ...

... of the Whig Ministerial ranks to replace one of their most consistent supporters, who has now become Duke of Cleveland. In the representation of Lancaster more decided Liberal replaced the former member, Mr. Garnett ; and an equally decided Whig succeeded ...

... WHIG APPOINTMENTS TO THE EDITOR. SlR,— Thc following facts may bo interesting to your readers : - Mr. W. R. Crep moved unwillingly from the board of Customs to the conaptrollership of stationery. Colonel Romilly, mado commissioner of Customs, being a ...

... sting of defeat and the inspiration of Jetf. Davis, had been “stuck in the mud between Tuscumbia and Florence,” as the Richmond Whig put it, Sherman demonstrated the fact that he had one army too many for the rebels. (Quickly dividing Lis forces, a perfectly ...

... fears that the Wilmington fleet may compelled on account of bad weather to return to Fortress Monroe for coal. The Richmond Whig says Porter will discover has undertaken impracticable thing the attempt to reduce Wilmington. It estimated that there are ...

... chiefly devoted to the enunciation of the idea that the Conservative party is now and always has been, as compared with the Whigs or Liberals, the most honest in principle and action, and that it was best for the country that that party should receive the ...

... are aware that the power of Conservatism in Yorkshire haa been upon the increase for a considerable time past, and that the Whig attempts at monopolising the repre- sentation have incenaed a large proportion of the constituency ; but the enthusiasm of ...

... tbe causa would be carried (hear, bear, and cheers). His friend Col. Edwards said at the dinner given Mr. Beecroft that tbe Whigs would never carry a Reform bill. He could tell that bon. gentleman the most important and the mam leason why they could not ...

... meddling they had kept England in a state of war. As to retrenchment, the Whigs bad only put dbwn the salaries of Government clerks. Reform was not in the vocabulary of the Whigs, and the poor Radical party had oeen .old teat they should o D ]y have reform ...