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... dustrious minds. the past session there has no actual division of parties, there has been es formerly Liberal and Conservative, Whig and Tory, and I consider that the Government of will always be carried on by these two political one in power and the other ...
... that it is no way intended as a demonstration of political or religious opinions. It is, in fact, an assertion of the old Whig principle, that a man's religious opinions (or crotchets if yon will) should bo no disqualification for any civil appointment ...
... telling as four in a division. The way in which these little calamities came to pass is rather ludicrous. Mr Heneage, one of the Whig members for Lincoln, guessing that owing to some local dissensions he would have great difficulty in regaining his seat for ...
... begin story the Comhill. In all conscience, here is promise enough for the reader of fiction. “Edmund Yatee'Xin the Northern Whig, CoNSCiRN'OR at thr Counter.— By tome mistake the following appeared the other morning iu the Daily Telegraph. It seems obviously ...
... between Generals Wool and Burnside and the Confederate Generals Hager and Ho/mes fur the release of 14,000 re r ra Pdersburgk Whig states that on the eighteen of the Monitor's went ashore at City Petit, and were surprised by the Confederates. Now reported ...
... turned Into ridicule, for being the son of a 13dr-dresser, made mower :— So I an, I sin coma into the to • dressing to the Whigs. A squad of Indiana volunteers out scouting came across a female in a log c.ib n, in the mountains. After the usual salutation ...
... the character of Lord flo s s by his contemporary, George Lockhart of Carnwath, taken from a Jacobite song on the principal Whig leaders:— The Lord Ross's daily food on martyrs' &eh end blood, . _ . And he did disturi; mueh devotion, Although he did ...
... picture of the “sad calamity,” the “awful misfortune” our be- loved country would sustain should the decease of “the pure old Whig” whose name heads this article be added to the list of bereavements we are sustaining in this certainly deadly period. By this ...
... Barns says to the tune of es aid awe, Willie— Seers.. to bend, Willis? to Kimatures hand; Thare's se a henrt that Isere a Whig That ridestay IC.nnittre't hand. Kenmore's health in wine, Willie! Here's Kiminuara's health in Wine; There neer was • coward ...
... would then be poured Forth in every city of the loyal States, perhaps the late events would be received as confirming the Whig estimate of General M'Clellan in a political, if not ia a military, sense. He has avoided, what might have been fatal to his ...
... the Premier, and perhaps in no event could have successfully competed for the office. But when it was Tory Judge against a Whig Prime Minister it was nothing to remember the services of the one in the University Commission, or to reflect how little of ...
... and will hold conferences with the Confederate Generals in Arkansas. The Governor of Virginia has addremod a letter to the Whig stating that Virginia will never entertain any proposition from any quarter having for its object the restoration of the Union ...