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... Texas cavalry, on the night of the 16th, escaping the observation of the naval forces, Washington, April 22, 1865. The Richmond Whig of yesterday says: For some dars it has been reported here that the so-called Confederate government, consisting of Jeff. Davis ...
... MISCELLANEOUS AMERICAN NEWS. The Richmond Whig states that terrible accident oc* curred in Danville Va, on the 12th ult. The news of General Lee’s surrender has just been received, and daring the excitement that followed, a crowd of citizens and some ...
... the territorial Whigs ; but on the first opportunity, the way being prepared by division in the liberal interest, they would not hesitate to start a Tory candidate even in opposition to Cavendish. We do not doubt that the territorial Whigs, aided the Tories ...
... through disappointment or provocation, a large number of independent liberals should desert the territorial Whigs, and aid the Tories, the Whigs would be thrown into the position now occupied the Tories, and the entire representation, so far from being ...
... York, afterward* James II.; but having quarrelled with Ins highness, he had latterly attached himself with great seal to tbs Whig Opposition party in polities, and had become intimate associate of their idol, or tfwl for the moment, tbs Duke of Monmouth ...
... ARREST AT HILLSBOROUGH. The correspondent of the Hortktnt Whig saysOn Wednesday Head Constable H'Oorero, Hillsborough, Sergeant and Sub constable Stand, arrested man oa’ling himself John M'Donald. dressed in the American (Federal) army uniform. He had ...
... an these politic.? Are they Whig, Tory, or Radiol ? This ia question difficult to aatwer. They would be Radical, hot that ocecumnally qoa'ifying dement i. introduced which prrrenU thcfr*l extent of Rndicalism. A. to being Whig a the idea absurd. Their priadpel ...
... Commerce, and that in a way which quite diaore ...
... Commerce, and that in a way which qnite discredits his judgment. But it useless to follow these speculations. Lord Russell is a Whig aristocrat of the hardest, coldest, most exclusive school; and all that is said of him in to-day’s Times is true. He will, ...
... lads at school : Declare, with confidence immense, That and his alone have sense, And that the will of Providence Is that the Whigs should rule. And let one ill-meant taunt be flung, No matter whose the hostile tongue, Whether from Stanley’s lips The polished ...
... between them, and they were in different boarding booses, they were not likely be very intimate. might have been ** fag” old Whig friend, the late Henry Law ; hut, as were in different houses, not think that very probable. Temple boarded with master named ...
... Another good story is told curiously illustrative of Russellian inattention to literary fame unless indeed it happen to be Whig literaiy of the ailstocratio idea. A certain great Eastern traveller not long ago wanted to ask a favour of a Russell. A mutual ...