... majority being for acquittal. After that they stood at first 9 for convicting, and 3 for acquittal; then II to I.—North Carolina Whig. - CLIPPER SHIPS AND STEAMERS.—One of the most sink- ing and noteworthy features in our national history is the progress of ...

... that they may hear it and laugh—a low, simmering chuckle, that just agitates the surface for a moment only, Lord John and the Whigs and the Radicals smiling, too, as though the sarcasm were a good-natured joke. Mr. 'Disraeli is getting near the end of his ...

... they may hear it and laugh—a low, simmering chuckle, that just agitates the surface for a moment only, Lord John and the Whigs and the Radicals smiling, too, as though the sarcasm were a good-natured joke. Mr. Disraeli is getting near the end of his ...

... majority being for acquittal. After that they stood at first 9 for convicting, and 3 for acquittal; then 11 to I.—North Carolina Whig. CLIPPER SHIPS AND STEAMERS.—One of the most striking and noteworthy features in our national history is the progress of the ...

... that they may hear it and laugh—a low, simmering chuckle, that just agitates the surface for a moment only, Lord John and the Whigs and the Radicals smiling, too, as though the sarcasm were a good-natured joke. Mr. Disraeli is getting near the end of his ...

... being for acquittal. After tha . b they stood at first 9 for convicting, and 3 for acquittal; thee 11 to I.—North Carolina Whig. CLIPPER AND STEAMERS.—One of the most strilv ing and noteworthy features in our national history is the progress of the naval ...

... , d the mistake in holding was apparent. With SPIRIT-RAPPING CASE IN CLEV - 'I I d osed to be by her husband, the Northern Whig average' of t..ND, U.S.-The case of in re an , supp 12 9-32 d. per foot. Cuba : 124 logs and curls left utT avork, was found ...

... presence of some one pledged man in the Government. And while one party despairs of getting justice at the hands of the Tory or Whig, another persuades himself that the malcontent will be more satisfied with the concessions that must have been made to the ...

... father modern Toryism, and of course Mr. Disraeli was the acknowledged interpreter Lord Holingbroke's doctrines. The young Whig patriots, of whom Pulteney was the leader against the Administration of Sir Robert Walpole, believed themselves peculiarly ...

... legislative results, direct or indirect, are very limited. Why ? This Radical party—this number of men who would vote votes such Whigs and Tories could not give—has never been less than one hundred strong—or, with the liberal Irish (national) members, a fourth ...

... siderable nomenclature to master before he can dis-i the tinguish between a hard shell or a barn barner, the or even between a whig or democrat, where all vee- parties appear to him to lean to what he con- en e siders democracy. I apprehend, however, that ...

... his opponent, and introduced every Irish question into his rhetorical medley. Two or three taunts were also directed at the Whigs; who had made certain intimations at clubs and elsewhere about the time ' when the bell of our cathedral announced the death ...