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... Denmark; and will give prominence to ecclesiastical questions, raising the old cry of the Church being in danger under Whig rule. Lord Fermoy, in an address to his constituents, on Wednesday evening, looking at the state of parties, expressed his ...
... the Conservatives will make an effort to obtain the reins of Government. They are dissatisfied with the treatment which the Whigs give to ecclesiastical questions ; they profess an extreme dread of Mr Gladstone's finance; and they are at complete issue ...
... Speech read by Commission on Thursday is more than usually barren of promises. We have ceased to look for a promise from a Whig Government for an extension of the Franchise—Reform in the representation they buried sometime ago with hollow professions ...
... Cabinets he vindicated his claim to be considered a moderate and restraining power, as well as a wise and sagacious counsellor. As Whig and Liberal leader in the House of Lords his admirably calm and courteous demeanour, and his well-bal,inced and eminently judicial ...
... appointed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County. There may by some be considered an undue preponderance of the Tory over the Whig element visible in these appointments contrasting unfavourably with the batches of similar ones made by the late Lord Lieutenant ...
... electioneering contests was known to have set a-going a requisition headed by the Provost and other leading members of the Whig Party, calling upon Mr Oswald of Auchincruive to allow himself to be nominated as the present member's successor, the constituency ...
... 518,673 for the corresponding period of 1862, being an increase of 246,085 bales iu favour of the present year. The Northern Whig is glad to learn that an establishment on the model of the Working Men's Refreshment Institutions which have been so successfully ...
... Ric:Armand Whig says the evacuation of Jackson left in the enemy's hands the rolling stock of the Orleans, Jackson, and Great Northern Mississippi Central and Mississippi Tennessee Railroad. Over forty engines were lost. The loss, continues the Whig, is i ...
... reach Balmoral shortly after eight o'clock. DECAY OF THE SEWED MUSLIN TRADE IN THE NORTH OF IRELAND. . The Belfast NortLent Whig, in alluding to the effects of the cotton crisis in the north of Ireland, Hsays :— Melancholy indeed is the change that lhas ...
... proclamation of the President, requesting that it be observed as one of thanksgiving for the recent Federal victories. The Richmond Whig, of the 31st ult., an• nounces the death of the Hon. W. L. Yancey, of the Confederate Congress. Mr Cisco, the United States' ...
... light - .hews-appear to alternate with the new , in more than one c',e nomination of professing , Christians—Why ma:A* the Whigs an exception? The more advanced Revivalist: 'seem to he drifting , into still greater extrava.ganeies—they have :aow- become ...
... mountains of North Tennessee are said to be full of deserters from the armies of Generals Bragg and Johnston. The Richmond Whig contains Charleston news to the 20th inst., stating that during the last twenty-four hours the Federal operations were confined ...