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... still in possession of the main land, near Beaufort. The Federals had been successful in engagements in Western Virginia. The Whig, referring to Air. Seward's despatch on the Trent question, thinks England will renew her demand for apology, and such avowals ...
... think Mr. Edward likely to be the nominee. But the Grimsby electors are not the frame of mind to submit to the nominee any Whig house. Oxfordshire.—On Saturday a meeting, convened by the President of the Conservative Registration Society, was held at ...
... returned by a majority of This makes an addition of one more to the formidable numbers of the Opposition, against which the Whig-Radicals of the Government find it so difficult stand. Tlie ** Advanced Liberals will, doubt, he puzzled to understand how ...
... Ferry and Sheperdstownha eDBagement impending. The Confederate General Lee Qad c . ar ation to meet the enemy. e{ fcr e Xuhmond Whig has information that the entire Conen „ Manassas battle was 5,000, and in all th genients in Maryland from 5,000 to 7,000. ...
... a toad, 1 ensues immediately, and it dies in a few seconds. Gold f account of the mud vocalists is so beautifully 0 l the Whig Family, that I cannot resist the transcribing it. Nor the frog less tenacious of life. * v* live and jump about several hours ...
... Liberal party were in power. There was, first of all, the Whig Government of Lord John Russell then, after a brief interval, the Coalition Government, presided over by the Earl Aberdeen ; then the Whig Government of Lord Palmerston ; and then, after another ...
... parcel out the right honourable gentleman amongst the whole three of us. The advanced Liberal shews less libeiality than his Whig contemporary ; and gives one more proof of what we have often said, that the farther you leave Liberalism, and the nearer you ...
... principles, because the issue involved was Conservatism or latitudinarianism. It was a question of Conservative principles against Whig-Radical crotchets and expedients ; and the result another heavy disaster to the supporters of Lord Palmerston's Government ...
... the House of Commons. did Mr Edwin James. Mr Seymour was made a Queeu's Couuscl by Whig Chancellor. was Mr Edwin James. Mr Seymour received valuable Recordership from a Whig Administration. So did Mr Edwin James ; and however fortunate the Member for Southampton ...
... l party, sound principles of retrenchment, economy, and reform. The best proof that it has done is the fury with which the Whig-Radical newspapers have assailed it. But the Liberal organs may declaim as they please ; retrenchment is inevitable. The country ...
... MINISTERIAL DEFEATS Ministerial defeats are matters of course wlien tlie country under the incapable rule of Whig, or Whig-Radical, Administration. Lord Palmerston and his colleagues met with many discombtures during the recess, the election records South ...
... lamentable state of hopeless financial embarrassment into which it had been plunged by the imbecility and mismanagement of Whig Chancellors the Exchequer. He continued it in order that he might have the means of carrying out the Free-trade theories to ...