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... for refusing to co-operate with fully. It e h w e i i i s l d fi e g fr t ted as h io e ng wi tu ll b b e e The Bich:swirl Whig contains a violent article determined. General Rosenemas feels its impOrtan de has fes t d br b igt ics t France for mediation ...
... York Chamber of Commerce: to visit upon England the sins of the Confederate' commander; while, on the other hand, the Richmond Whig is wroth at Great Britain allowing the moment for intervention to pass by. We have throughout the struggle maintained a strictly ...
... Alabama; And we now find the Richmond papers, as well as those of New York, are beginning to vent their s i aleen upon us, for the Whig of that city has a viok.nt article agains; this country on the mediation Mims, and says England could have made fast friends ...
... the competition of the Gulf States of America in the colon market to England. LISBURN ELECTION. Btu'Asx, Friday. The Northern Whig of this morning says there i a no appearance of any further opponent to Mr. Barbour, whose return for Lisburn is gener illy ...
... to promote rejoicing. In their religious views they had one point of union in Christ. In their political differences—whether Whig, or Tory, Liber.tl or Conservative, they had a point of union in their loyalty to their sovereign, which they need not express ...
... assert that a deipatch from Port Hudson was read in the Contederate Senate which caused a lively sensation; and the Richmond Whig of the same date mourns over reverses in the S tuth-West. 'The New York press considers these circumstances indicative of the ...
... before Charleston, and that at terrible battle between the land forces was progressing within sight of the city. The Richmond Whig contains Charleston despatches dated the Bth inst., saying that the prople and troops weie in high spirits at the result oi ...
... BOMBARDMENT OF CHARLESTON. The attack on Charleston has commenced. The Richmond Whig state- th it eight Federal iron-clad , steamers bad crossed the oi Charleston h abour, and were lying at anchor. The New York Herald says that on the rith iavant fire ...
... hold—and perhaps with some degree of truth,—that some such bill as that proposed by Sir George Grey has been ardently desired by Whig Home Secretaries, for some time past. No opportunity, however, for its introduction presented itself until after the 7th :aid ...
... by INI r. Edmund the Derby of 1863. Beckett Denison, who won the election by a coalition INCIDENTS IN THE RUNNING. of high Whigs and Tories, many being influenced in his favour by the fact that he had previously The great points in the running were as ...
... almost eettsio veripo s fi g ht would have occurred, both hi w, II prepared form battle. The rim-. et „r • „.;i- - r • Vortherts Whig 1.1 . v Ch 11.1101. wet. itt*O,.. • , 1 . Vrrti Wi..11 4 )W0 ...
... pale before the renown of him who had so tamed the people of Wakefield as to lead the constituents of the borough to sit down—Whig Tory, and Radical—like a great happy family, and say we are of one mind—there is but one kind of politics, and Sir John Hay ...