... his defences. Trains have ceased running on the Savannah and Charles- ton railroad. Beauregard is at Charleston. The Richmond Whig says the capture of Savan- nah will count nothing towards the coneiuest of the South. The Federal fleet is reported to have ...

... by Mr. Dyer is very unlike his usual style, but very like Whig histeiry. Of another rupture with Spain which ensued ten yrais later, Mr Dyer writes in the spirit of a Tory more than of a Whig. After alluding to the familiar tab; of Jenkins' ears, be ...

... Which, being translated, ' means, the English people see mischief iri this movement. Tlie Whig government prefers not to see it ; the Timet is the organ ©f the Whig government, is therefore bound to persuade the public that they are wrong, and this is the ...

... folly.” Which, being translated, means, the English people see mischief this movement. The Whig government prefers not see it; th* Tinut tbo organ of the Whig government, therefore bound to persuade the public that they ate wrong, and this the most specious ...

... fears that tho Wilmington fleet may be compelled on account of bad wither to return to Fortress Monroe for coal. Tbe Rtehmoiid Whig says Porter will discover he has undertaken an impracticable thino in the attempt to reduce Wilmington. It is estimated 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... the cause would be carried (hear, and cheers). His friend Colonel Edwards said at the dinner given to Mr. Beecroft that the Whigs would never carry a Reform Bill He could tell that hon. gentleman the most important and the main rea- son why they could not ...

... town office that I know not penny has yet been given for all the extra trouble. Trusting that this matter will taken np, and Whig Aronomv looked into, I remain. Sir, your obedient servant, jT! 1865 AN INHABITANT OP SHROPSHIRE. The Earl of Fite has arrived ...

... popular champion of the theory ■ of the social compact, was then in the ascendant in the United States, as he was with the Whigs in England. That theory, though exploded now, was then almost universally received in America. That ia to say, exploded by ...