... profession. Five years afterwardu, in 1854, we find him again stepping from the bar ito the hustings as the nominee of the Whig party for the dignity of senator for Illinois. Upon this. !occasion he was defeated. In 1858 he was unani-4 mously designated ...

... bringing out the Hon. F. A. Stanley along with their present excellent member, Sir T. H. Hesketh; and Mr. George Me!ly, the Whig-Radical candidate, very prudently retired. The same may be said of King's Lynn, where the HIon. F. Walpole, along with Lord ...

... entertaining to the last for his couqtry's future welfare. (Loud cheers.) And we are mot here to-day, knowing no distinction of Whig or Tory, of Southerner or Northerner, of Confederate or Federal, to.pxpresu qir deep damnation of his taking off. S fir, thore ...

... how. ever, is very fine, end Grant may advance, though it is J)elleved that he will not move until Sherman is nearer. The Whig of the 22d learns that Flitzhgh Lee's cavalry a6ttacked Sheridanat WhitelHouse on the 21st, and severely purifshbed him. The ...

... now pushed towar wa r Ee is very confident of receivlng Geeralc bt surrender, together with the rest of his al The Richmond Whig, now a Union pa the evacuation of the city had been progrei I., a month. The people, however, refused t g b le that removal ...

... 0tlElt offered to us; andwe must make our selection. ?? say there isno difference now between Whig 00'y. Well, I don't quite believe that, though there `ICO WhIgs very lke some Tories. (Laughter.) But leo candidates that are now offered to you there Is a ...

... anda shiiypampsldea.- -were dietr batod, nrd t.he Anti- Tread TPe Oraneulr numberod Its convertsi by thes hundred, 0 The Whig Msinrdstry' began to waver, -anid although, in 1.841, the Toores got into ci~se, with Sir Robert Peal at their 03 head, ~m ...