... he is now casting about in search of seat. He cannot he acc eptahle to the Conservatives, and he is not an adherent of the Whigs. He has kicked over the traces, refused to run in harness, with his party ; and with all his ability, he is in favour wi th ...

... AMERICA, RESOURCES OF THE CONFEDERACY. (From the Richmond Whig of Dec. 22.) The idea lias been expressed abroad, and studiously enforced at the North, that the resources of the Confederate States to arms-bearing men are on the point of exhaustion. Many ...

... have had for many years past a Lilieral leader, born and bre-l in the lory camp, who, having spent middle life among, the Whigs, seems in his riper ago to revert in heart to the fond recollec i -ns of political childhood (loud cheers). But the ascendancy ...

... a sad look-out for the shareholders of this company ; hut it shews the condition to which Ireland has been brought by the Whigs, who having blamed Providence for the state of Ireland past years, now take credit in the Queen's Speech for the improvement ...

... . It opposes the encouragement of unofficial place missions, and declares that the object of the country war. The Richmond Whig has little hope that the North is prepared to grant terms aeceptnble to the South, ami urj.es vigorous preparations for war ...

... their conduct was, that they were at least favourable to the lioman ' ! Catholic religion, and at many a countv meeting i j Whig pe- rs and Liberal leaders read what might j be called their recantation. One such scene we j remember, which may be taken ...

... those who, by principle well as by practice have shewn that they regard Ireland with different feelings from those of the Whigs, and who are ready to suggest a remedy. We trust something effectual may be done ; believe it will not proposed this Session ...

... Lord Robert Cecil i« one of the most prominent leader* at the Conservative side. Mr Gregory has been steady supporter of the Whigs whoso administration of Irish affairs now so roundly condemns : Lord U Cecil—l think, ever since the right gentleman has filled ...

... equals, not our superiors. The Judiciary Committee of the Senate have reported against the taxation of exports. The Richmond Whig says there was no cotton in Charleston the time of its evacuation. Richmond papers report that Sherman is consummating plan ...

... under hose adiuinistratiou h considers more liberal measures in regard to Ireland can be reckoned upon than under that of Whig Limerick Chroniclc. Aldf.hmvx Peter Tait. letter from Aid Tait announces his intention of leaving Limerick to resile in London ...

... Derhv, under whose administration he eon«iders more liberal measures, in regard to Ireland, can He reckoned upon than that of a Whig Government.— L ...

... The present member, Mr. Butt, has forfeited his claim the electors, of any party, by his persistent support of tho present Whig government. ...