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... intluence of political zeal. When the Whigs attained to power, bis position was unchanged. Although surrounded by attached Whig friends, and by marriage closely allied with one of the most powerful families of the Whig aristocracy, he did not relax his opinions: ...
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... establishment both have an excellent Advertising coonectiog n while their Circulation, the hold already obenined. admits 01 Whig greatly estended. Tim Pleat comprive 14 tcsixe, Egoism and Bolton, Pomo, News. PAPER and Ern., room° and OFFICE &C. &C. The ...
... matter before j you. the full belief that yw w what you can to protect us from any esBar y disturbance and | annoyance on day whig* ought to be kept sacred | by all classes of the (Signed) Gko. Roddick. Several members *jf the Commission expressed their ...
... =ant mei In Qs chlling .b. is Ils, Uwe is a asahlosalkis awing tg taking he Insgsgsfssa. 1 N.ll,43lisethas fir Us pidgins of Whigs is *very eloollo oNo to soth liss. ...
... between Generals Wool and Burnside and the Confederate Generals Huger and Holmes for the release 11 prisoners. The l\ftrsbtiryh Whig states that on the ult. eighteen of the Monitor's crew went a-hore City Point and wore surprised by the Confederates. Nine ...
... the _'judlrtous _9 moUon of Mr Walpole . The other repeated _that he _bad _acted _wisely _in _remaining _neater between tbe _Whigs and Tories _, and in _accepting free _trade _from _the _latter . It was equivalent to _Baying _that economy _with a Tory _Ministry ...
... Wool and _Bumside and the _Confederate _Generals Hager and Holmes for the release of 14 , 000 _prisoner ? . _The _rclersimgh Whig states that on the 19 th eighteen of the _Monitor's crew went _ashore at Cit / Point , and _were surprised by the Confederates ...
... come for reductions . There is a _corner in Lord Palnicrston ' s _brain which is apt to get a little hot _. He _is not a Whig by temperament if he is by _conviction ; he lived _through the old war ; he knows _• what _England bore _without faintingand ...
... important, and pressing inquiry whether a Government , that refuses relief should not be dismissed, by whatever name—Tory, Whig, or Radical—it calls itself. We have no hesitation in affirming the inquiry—bemuse we care nothing for party names or party ...
... Britain may and the latter for carrying the policy of the Cabinet Into effect. A Whig ministry, shorn of its throe principal luminaries, would prove rather a dull i affair; so that the voice of America, as interpreted by the New York press, bids us turn ...
... it is only accompanied with a promise of amendinoent, over the fulfilment of which they will take care to watch; but if the Whigs shall feel that it is im- possible to hold office after a deliberate condein- nation of their policy, we trust the Couservatives ...