... Whig Jot.—Rumours a very unpleasant B«tnre are circulation as to the causes which have led to the retirement of Mr. Leonard Edmunds from this office, and is not inquiry will made into the circumstances which have induced that gentleman -to retire in favour ...

... slid he wee going at so bee and beady a pace as to giro good proof of the vigour and freshness of his strength. The Quincy Whig nays that Professor Quinn. of New York, who is out West on s lecturing tone, bee reached that place silre.:t than S'. Pool ...

... the field into a white bari and a red bar in equal |proportion, the red bar being at the outer end of the field. -Richmond Whig. ANOTRER RoxsisH MIRACLE.- -A select correspondence, addressed to about a dozen Catholic journals, relates the story of a miracle ...

... consideration of the bill, and inde- finitely referred it to a Select Committee of one member from each state. The Richmond Whig asserts that General Forrest is arming 200,000 negroes. A correspondent of the Southern papers asserts that General Lee has ...

... as heretofore the office of the adjutant and inspector-general. (Signed) R. Lit, General. The following is from the Richmemd Whig of Feb. 16 :— We copy from the Petersburg Express of yesterday the following interesting correspondence, which speaks for itself ...

... talents, that the Marquis of Hartington owes the minor place in the Government which he holds rather than adorns; that he is a Whig lordling of the true Amberley type, Radical in creed, but aristocratic in practice, of the average capacity of that singular ...

... a Godless college, he received the combined support of the Tories and the Mtramontanes, against the Government and the Whigs, and was returned at the head of the poll. He was not a week in Parliament before he delivered his maiden speech ; and from ...

... a Godless college, he received the combined support of the Tories and the Ultramontanes, against the Government and the Whigs, and was returned at the head of the poll. He was not a week in Parliament before be delivered his maiden speech ; and from ...

... the mercial questions that have been so long in abeyance. For the fifteen years preceding the outbreak of the war, the old Whig doctrines respecting the and currency the| country we as obsolete. But ted Whiggism bas back under cover of the war; it bas ...

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