... maintained a facto Government, and it had been the practice this Government ncognize facto Governments. In less than twelvemonth Whig Government, because had Pitiled its purpose had recognized Bclguim, and it would not to say that the civil war wasstiil raging ...

... will be told — there can be no compensation. The Confederate authorities are as sparing of news a3 the Federals. The Richmond Whig of the 28th ult. says : — The authorities exclude all reporters from the lines of the army and afford no intelligence to ...

... Government, and i ha been the practice of this Government to rec igniee de facto Goverinnente. In le-s thin a t •elvemonth a Whig Government, hecaam it euited its purpose, had recognised Belgium, and it would not do to as that the civil war was still raging ...

... Arts. .' the reading was by 1411 to i• The Loess ba. lareatletha /wig Aawedathit Irllf ettaa wad a third thweawd weed. 'ha NMI Whig late an Flaberiee A r 'iCtileeel waved that the Malmo do leave the their, leadhieet thaw te ea iodination/is islilitilliniellast ...

... Govern- ment, and it had bee n the practice of this Government to-re- o less than a twelve- cognise de facto Governments, month a Whig Government, because it suited its pur- pose, had recognised Belgium, and it would net do to say that the civil war was still ...

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... Irish soldier, when the war ended. Not one man in ten of those who leave this wholesome island will survive the war. under Whig Governments the number of appointments in branches of the Executive continually increase, and as the salaries gradually become ...

... RVA thought this showed that it was necessary ti d for him to press to see the tenders. The document cc f sent 'in from the Whig was illegal, and in direct con- I travention of the terms of the advertisement.. The tc , fact was, the Messrs. Finlay, of ...

... of near lirome, last week, the 74'h year of his age. deputation on the result they have achieved. forming a part of the next Whig Ministry, to join The Dub!in Evening Mail understands that a • There can no doubt that the vessels employed in an active coalition ...

... Government, and it had been the practice of this Government to recognise de Jagto Governments in less than twelve months. A Whig Governme ent, because it had suited its would not do to eay the civil war was still raci urpose, had recognised Belgium, and ...

... had been the practice of this Government to recognise de facto Governments It was known that in lees than a twelvemonth, a Whig Government, because it had suited purpose, had recognised Belgian; and it would not do to say that the civil war was still ...

... Ministerial sense than the Lindsay American abolition of last nighi; for if there should be dissolution, from any cause, the anti-whig returns for the other side will simply be annihilating to what is left of whiggery on this, and in the prospect of that pleasant ...