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... walked into the river Derwent, the night being very dark. During the week, every search was without success, but the missing man Whig so well known iu the neighbourhood, a ;party of between twenty and thirty fanners and others arrived at Melton by first train ...
... distress; and as to Mr. Gladstone he considered him a political hypocrite (hear, hear). He was also inked whether he was a Whig or a Tory. He replied that the word Tory was not used now, but he was a good Couserva. tive—that be would preserve and keep ...
... awl Shepherdstown. Au engsgeusent is impending, and the Confederate General Lee has made preparation to nieet the enemy. The Whig has information that the entire Confedensta lose in Mammasa battle was 5000, and in all eugagemente in Maryland from to 7090 ...
... -noolentie and lather mon, inquiry. filer bags bought Ist at 4. 04 to St IPOI.ITAN II AltK 'apply of heart+ on otlo here to Whig on !thrt Ironton., lb* for all brornto wird very at a I . - ------ -- - - deans la 4 ilit • lia vr• wen whh moved of SI ...
... rf the Cinque Ports, Leader of the House of Commons, President of the Romsey Mechanics' Institate, part author of the Nent Whig tGuide, Prime Minister of Englaud ; and, to the closest observer, his ago appeared to range between thirty-five and tbirty-fiveland ...
... owar d, the ran tbaeebtei like • gam jet cruisers. The Confederates would doubtless bail her swayed by the wind. We semhap. to Whig the 90 feet arrival with joy, as bar cargo consisted of articles refractor to bear on it, they were most in including a large ...
... oddities s.kl.ip_idied dierkr via a loopy the pies edispeil Finhis Os the 'lmileh side there d et therMeig esdee, and mese ef Whig elder thee 1762, the knit dad by the ...
... seats in St. for a few months. Both of them served in a sulunteru offini under Peel, and lived to hold high offiee under his Whig antagonists. Both worked hard at the drudgery of , official life, Lord Dalhousie in the Board of Trade during the raiiway mania ...
... Delmay and Doom The mew*. MOWN shim that Mr Op= Meld le owe more on lie way be this end that he I el& his as addling boa the fee Whig the two amtioeste by telegraph. 1 Bayer, the of go saw apelsXasatarata. at Bales. b0b..01l lo the a Cess ini neselsorho le ...
... Derby, He winds up his letter by I resnicumentling his friends to vote in the toroth g election for Cloud l Adam --that is, the Whig candidate whom he before , defeated. The Conservatives are furious at this explosion in their own camp; and they go about coarsely ...
... know marvellously little of the real political sentiments of the rival The best we know of Mr. Heneage is that he is au oh! Whig, and the personal friend of the late Lori Yarborough; while Mr. Chapman is only understood to be a mild sort of Conservative ...