... article recently published in a Southernjourni h al will be read with very great i n t erest. The itll ey into th e r mond Whig of the 22d of December enters v ery f u sources of the Confederacy, and gives an elaborate calculation, based on the census ...

... i Gladstone made great promises to avoid tho appointment of a committee; but the danger being over the promises, like other Whig promises, appear to be thrown over also. Hence the continnal complaints in the papers. I hope, therefore, you will continue ...

... streak and she only mw two people taking oat • regular Beam to quarrel and fight. Show her • mad she saw • little heathen pumas Whig • quite superfluou bestowed son it, hams& as it would be addifllled by some abusive epithet ; which little wee not in the least ...

... supplies. Thus the isms it the stock is throws mainly as importers, who, to thsmselves, should look In a low range 4 in Chien. it Whig very dawn to get the amrhet. as it is oftes hood that to ft hurried for am aotir sorbet is Chin, Tea loess Its quality by keeping ...

... arms and rival in renown among the foremost organs of public opinion ! Among the organs of all parties, creeds, or divisions—Whig or Tory, Catholic or Protestant; Evangelical or Ultramontane. Able, however, though the New Series of the Dublin has been ...

... arms and rival in renown among the foremost organs of public opinion ! Among the organs of all parties, creeds, or divisions—Whig or Tory, Catholic or Protestant, Evangelical or Ultramontane. Able, however, though the New Series of the Dublin has been ...

... paws IN. Own tor ot the do Sas. mot Mktg is t, Vie Virgil was et tbs tack. no kw her =hot Ow* by fle soft at Vas bothowi. Lbw Whig soy *Of aol rot sift • sow swim We Ur, en% ••• based MIS Oa • geese woe ha 411111 i -allostlldlowit loolsoseene, • sot ease= ...

... assures the award the educated and thinking classes to the Tory principle of Reform, in preference to that embodied in the Whig measure of 1861, which was fact an attempt to extend still further the merely Democratic features of the Reform Act 1832. feo ...

... army reinains—destroy that, and the rebellion, is no more. The comments of the Richmond pass have not been received, but the Whig, as if anticipating, the capture, says, Come what may, the cause musthe upheld. The Dispatch says, Even were Charleston ...

... influence upon the electors. They did not dare to return a majority of those men who would keep Lord Derby in office, and the Whigs once more came into power. They formed a Ministry along with the Pee&es, and Mr. Gladstone and the rest of them abandoned in ...

... the wrong way, a would-be member of parliament among them is sure to be biassed by his Conservative neighbourhood into strong Whig tendencies ; Halifax, the celebrated * Trimmer” of the Stuart times, is the only known instance of this class who failed to ...

... • and we presume that neither of the Tory Members for Mallow or Portarlington would vacate his seat. in order to help the _Whig law officer into Parliament. ghould Mr. accept the puisne judgeship, Mr. LAWSON would, of course, become Attorney-General; ...