... niddle and humbler classes in our eastern t wpis a lamentable specimen of party chance aht-i 1 pucceeded by that most Whig of ill Whigs, m, i iVood. The country, therefore, instinctively nut- • ill of the Stanley race. In the father ue 1,. ?? ,„ , he foremost ...

... fight- ing for a Reform Bill as Earl Russell fought in 1832. If so, how is it that the Radicals are now complaining of their Whig leaders, and invoking the aid of Mr. Gladstone > and whatever resem- blance Lord Amberley may imagine he can detect between ...

... that it is a grepit dis- aster ; sealing Wilmington against blockade running, uid great loss to the Confederacy. The Htchmond Whig con- tains the following :— The unwelcome news of the fall of Foit Fisher, commanding the entrance of Cape Fear river, was ...