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... distinctions than we have for several years. The hopes of the two great parties have been raised by odventious circumstances. The Whig-Liberals and the Radical Liberals think they have found men moulded to their purposes in Earl Clarendon and Mr. Gladstone. ...
... Clarendon has been to Vienna for a different purpose, we are told. The noble lord acquired the nick-name, while there, of the Whig Commis-vomr/eur. Inasmuch his presumptive aims have been commercial matters. It is said of him that declared to Count Rechburg ...
... them. Our loss is very small; the enemy’s unknown. The brave General Cicgg died at the head of his troops. (From the Richmond Whig, Octobers.) All accounts concur in placing our loss at very low figure, whilst that of the enemy was very severe. About an ...
... toast he would merely remark that was quite certain that whatever might the political principles of any Government, whether Whig, Tory, Kadical, or nothingarianism, the best economy was to have the army and navy well equipped well ready for the f.ght. ...
... R. COUPE. Whig Report ox the Results of the Registrations.âThe Globe (Whig ministerial organ) says The returns of the registrations of parliamentary voters are viewed with satisfaction by the heads of the Liberal party. The new lists arc much more ...
... Stanley with the most progressive notions uf the day. The Radicals called him a man after their own heart; and the Whigs the hypocritical Whigs—pretended to weep over the “sad affliction” that had fallen upon the house Stanley and mourn over the blighted ...
... hear.) Statements had also been made about contracts being made f.n party. Now, he hud never signed contract for party, either Whig, Radical, or Tory. If a man could the work, and his price was right, got the work whoever might be. He had never seen vote ...
... Confederate Secretary of State docs not yet sec the necessity, nor approve of the policy, arming the slaves. The Jtickuwud Whig opposes President Davis's proposition to emancipate the slaves after -crvice. Butler, in speech which he made at Fifth Avenue ...
... the inst. states that Sherman has sent large part of his army towards Selma, Alabama, indicating a movement upon Mobile. The Whig demands that the Confederate authorities call out a special force of 73,000 men. annihilate Sherman and Sheridan. The Richmond ...
... next election. —North Wamcickshirc : The seat vacant by the death of Mr. Spooner is to be contested by the Hon. E. C. Leigh. Whig- Radical, and Mr. W. D. Bromley, Conservative. Whithy : Mr. George Hudson has offered himself :is a candidate for the repr ...
... life members might named in the bill in fair proportion to the strength of existing parties. (Thus, if there be 300 Tories, Whigs, 100 Radicals, the first might nominate seven, the second six, and the latter two.) Subsequently, lest all the seats, as vacancies ...
... several speakers would seem that the controversy Ashton assumes the form of a dispute between Church and chapel much as between Whig and Tory. Thf. Liberation Society. Uproarious Meeting.—A tumultuous meeting was held at the Town-hall, Macclesfield, Tuesday ...