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... Cavley.M.F. for the North Riding of Yorkstif!. for the last 3d years, died on Tuesday, the age of «1. Cue* was a moderate whig, Hud gate general support .0 PalmervtuQ. The Prince of Wales •rrived in Venke 17th •«*. sisiied ihe Empress of Austna next ...
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... triune to their native city . (laughter). He had the authority*/ ens of their oldest citizens, and one whose neme and whose Whig name their citizens had been ammtomed to honser—ahe am= of the gentleman to whom be allot= stood at the heed el the list of ...
... serious disasters, but, in the heart of people, resolved to be free, disasters stimulate increased exertions. The Richmond Whig thinks Jefferson Davis's Government the most lamentable failure history, and thinks the helm should be surrendered to abler ...
... people resolved to free disaster stimulates to increased e»«nion.” DISSENSIONS THE CONFEDERATE CAMP. Ad article ia the Richmond Whig shows that serious divisions are creeping the Confederate camp. The thinks that the Jefferson L>avis Uovernroenl is the most ...
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... der = a j u t the Chet re be had itimed-- the Mersa beMine H. MI wrist, what the.N iirr galled Try hie antheritles were and Whigs. supposed these wield be madered far tree who might be eppeeid his views. Ora say mirk that though the rev. genthera reed his ...
... relied on thoroughly. He had professedly abstained from quoting from Tory authorities—his authorities were all Liberals and Whigs. (Hear, hear.) He supposed this would be considered fair those who opposed his views. He would now proceed to read. It was ...
... severed for the occasion by common consent, the sup- i porters of the resolution presented a strange admixture of Radicals, Whigs, and Conservatives. This was, however, to be expected. Thereis certaintobeageneral feeling among all shipowners and merchants ...
... majority of nearly votes. This gentleman, Mr Walter Morritt, re. places the late Mr. Cayley, who, though a Protectionist, was a Whig, and in general in party divisions was to found the side of Lord Palmerston. The electors of tbe North Riding, have, therefore ...