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... 1862. AMERICAN DETAILS. Referring to the destruction of the Arkansas, the Ukhnujud Whig of the l>th August says: The Confederate sloop-of-war Arkansas, Lieut. H. K. Stevens, of South Carolina, commanding, left Vicksburg Monday to co-operate with the attack ...
... IN CHANCERY. • ' V. R. Ale, OA • r IL THE PROPRINTOES GUM= STARCH arm& the Teak eipieet Whig ANT el EWA. by el law, Wanes. ernes v. TM= IS t. Awe ether Nal ei • New. MO), they vender thageho orKby etthe arc aid*. madq. GLYAVIIILD PAVENT STARCH ii o F:it ...
... the true value of Whig professions, that the Radicals will be in no hurry to replace them in office, let them once be out of it, except on terms to which the Whigs, on their part, will be in no hurry to submit. But although the Whigs have retained office ...
... THE CLIFTONVILLE TRAGEDY. COMMUTATION OF SENTENCE. BELFABT, Wednesday. The No•lhrnt Whig, of this morning, says they have received a private telegram from Mrs Herdman, who is now in Dublin, announcing that the Lord-Lieutenant has commuted the sentence ...
... especially among the Whig nobility, and he attended, for a short time, the prelections of Diigald Stewart and other professors. The Marquis of Luusdowne, four years his senior, preceded him at Edinburgh aud also at Cambridge, then the Whig university — the ...
... Parties from the field say that our victory was complete. The ground was strewed with the dead and wounded. •• The Richmond Whig of the 9th Augwit rays The Confederate sloop of war Arkansas iLieutenant B. R. Steven, of South Carolina, commanding) left ...
... Lower House, who had given a general support to the Whig government, intended to follow Lord Aberdeen in protest- ing against Lord Palmerston's foreign policy. The ques- tion then arose whether the Whigs and Radicals in the House ot Commons, even supposing ...
... vaeisty of Gables to Leedom my be NOIGAIIII NMI ZOOM, Ilk TORN BIEVER, UPHOLSTERS:IL 0 Wham& awl Yontitare Dinka, bege be Whigs Us Meade UM be bee removal Ids beloael yard) to 77, Tbriehrodbretroet, ellen an .111 be peoeloally oileadod b. DIANOFORTZS ...
... and policy have not on the whole eminently conduced to its interests. In the words of the fine old song— “We ask not be thou Whig or Tory, For Commonwealth or Right Divine? Say, dear to thee is England’s glory Then gie’ us a hand of thine.” There is no ...
... had its due weight with the violent Ultramontanists of the present age. HISTOKICTJS. ■*■ It is rumoured (says the Northern Whig) that the Lord Advocate ia about to be raised to the House of Lords, as the decease of Lord Campbell and the failing | health ...
... Poaching Bill, which roused nominal Toriea like Lord Stanley into sarcastic censure, never extracted word from the nominal Whig. Sir George Grey was left to fight the battle against the poulterer aristocracy alone. A Premier, notoriously intolerant of ...