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... o f Ohi o. M r , F ISH Is a we a l t h y citizen of New York, of strong Conservative opinions, and who used to be a Whig when the Whig party h a d an ex i s t ence . He has been high i n the St ate G overnment of New Y or k , and for si x years was a ...
... feeling. Of one thing, however, the Government feels assured, that there is no man of any party in England, be he Radical, Whig, or Tory, who does net feel indebted to the Government for both its diplomacy and its naval and military measures in the case ...
... He was called to the bar in 1835, and was more remarkable for his humour than for his legal attainments. He was a thorough Whig, and .was reward e d b y hi s par t y some years ago with a sher iffdom, which is now vacant by hie , death. ...
... the disabled ship, and finally succeeded in setting fire to her. The crew, fortunately, escaped to the shore. The Knoxville Whig of the 25th indicates that Crittenden is to be reinforcei, in Kentucky. No indication of a forward movement from the Potomac ...
... the disabled ship, and finally succeeded in setting fire to her. The crew, fortunately, escaped to the shore. The Knoxville Whig of the 25th indicates that Crittenden is to be reinforced, in Kentucky. No indication of a forward movement from the Potomac ...
... There are at the present moment so many Conservatives who believe Lord PALMERSTON to be the safest man for Toryism,—so many Whig Conservatives who help to enlarge the extent of the marches between the two great parties —that a considerable portion of the ...
... There are at the present moment so many Conservatives who believe Lord PALMERSTON to be the safest man for Toryism,—so many Whig Conservatives who help to enlarge the extent of the marches between the two great parties —that a considerable portion of the ...
... 1862. TON. It is the same story we hear on all hands The popularity of the Prime Minister is admitted in common alike by Whigs and Tories, by Liberals and Conservatives. Listen to what Lord COURTENAY has to say upon this point, when talking even to a ...
... expenditure. Lord CLARENCE PAGET, however, is not alone ! carped at by that implacable foe of every Secretary to the Admiralty, Whig or Tory, Liberal or Conservative, in succession. The language of condemnation is audible from the very opposite direction, ...
... AMES, of Ohio. Mr. Fisu is a wealth y citizen of New York, of strong Conservative opi n i ons, and who used to be a Whig when the 'Whig party h a d an existence. He has been high in the Stat e Government of New York, and for six years was a member of the ...
... He was called to the bar in 1835, and was more remarkable for his humour than for his legal attainments. He was a thorough Whig, and was rewarded by his party some years ago with a sheriffdom, which is now vacant by his death. Pilot AGR ATEFUL SEAMAN ...
... not the House be kept in mind of its inconsistency till it repents and becomes consistent ? These motions, however, through Whig heartlessness and Tory vigour against all progress, will be easily despatched in their infancy. Possibly there may be a little ...