... the law a slight cont'escension is accorded; and thus we have the last political budget of that parlia-. mont wvhich, unuder Whig auspices, was to have accom- plished so much, and has so behaved that the public are anxious for nothing else than it should ...

... saw such ftihting as our soldiers did. D. D. PORTER, a ear-Ademiral. To Gideon Welles, Secretary of the Navy. The picasmocm Whig says :- The unwelcome news of the fall of Fort Fisher, counr wanding the entrance of Cape Fear river, was made known this morning ...

... favour of an extended franchise. At present it might he taken that the Conservatives offered their afancy frau. ohisee; the Whigs offered the £6 franchise; while the ultra. Liberal members of the House of Commonts were willing to go for a full extension ...

... promise of Parliamentary reform, but at the same time the honourable member ought to have remembered that the history of the Whig party for the last 30 years bad been that of pledges loosely given and instantaneously broken. Inupoint of fact,&aWhig in office ...

... British subjects by their substitute-brokers-so notorious that Lord Lyons, not being able to submit to the quiet tolerance of our Whig mninieters at home, after enduring mortifleations which have injured his health, has come home. One man taken by these nefarious ...

... election, so far as the Irish popular vote is concerned, will be to strengthen English Liberalism at the expense alike of mere Whigs and mere Tories. Less of foreign and more of domestic interests will probably occopy the attention of the next parliament; ...

... yet. Others said that the country hi needed farmers, and that the people should be divided into hi I farmers and ?? Riclctaod Whig publishes is an important letter from Presidant Davis on the resolu- di tiois introduced in the Confede-ate House of Represonta- ...

... What would yots have thought, during the Frce Trade agitation, if Cobden, and Bright, and Vil- liers, on finding that the Whigs, who were with them to a certain extent, but would not at first go the whole hog with them, had turned to the Forrands, ...

... meeting abo an, old friend and a tried Reformer. His (the chairman's) and friends told him hie Was himself the last of the Whig of me3 the old sebeol, and would have to be stuffed as an example tlo) of the species. (Laughter,) Whether Mr. Cheetham ax- ...