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... apparent, even to j the Whigs of the audience and form bad features in Whig prospects at the next election, because they indicate the decline of the power and influence of the party. These unfavourable manifestations shewed to the Whig members for the district ...
... A DIPLOMAT- Newcastle-upon-Tyne, October 4, 1862. THE WHIG POET-LAUREATE AGAIN. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWCASTLE DAILY JOURNAL. Sir, —As time heavily in clouds brings on the day °j the great Whig meet, regarding which you cruelly stopPf* j my poetical ...
... Ferry and Sheperdstownha eDBagement impending. The Confederate General Lee Qad c . ar ation to meet the enemy. e{ fcr e Xuhmond Whig has information that the entire Conen „ Manassas battle was 5,000, and in all th genients in Maryland from 5,000 to 7,000. ...
... shipping of the country, ami all countries trading with us, will be accomplished without any assistance from Mr. Gladstone or his Whig- Eladioal colleagues. fact, we owe Lord Pahnerston's Government nothing but ill-will for their illtreatment of the Tyne. If ...
... notified in a remote corner of one of the London newspapers, and may be estimated accordingly. The position of this mediocre Whig-Radical lawyer is such that even Literals cannot resist the temptation of having passing sneei him, when occasion offers ...
... as a mischievous and dangerous innovation, which it is the interest and the duty every good citizen, whether Conservative, Whig, or Radical, to discourage, discountenance, and condemn. Sir Stafford Northcote, in a speech which he delivered at a late Volunteer ...
... challenge cup. Not of the same political principles, he could not eulogise the members as members ; hut he had doubt that to be Whigs, they were very decent men. (Laughter.) Mr. Headlam had always been very kind to them ; and Mr. Beaumont had beeu a member ...
... Ferry and Bhepcrdstowo. Engagements arc impending. Confederate General Lee lias made prep iration* to meet enemy. The Richmond Whig has information that tbo ontiro Confederate loss in Manassas battle was 5,000, and in all engagements in Maryland from 5,000 ...
... Cogniao ! Then, why did Newcastle go wander and roam, , When they'd a speaker and paiuter in Lockey at home The next prop to the Whigs that can be found amotg The odds are on Lockey, horse to a hen. TIMOTHEUS TICKXEM Buttermere Lake, 15th Oct. * Next door to ...
... Shepherds town. An engagement is impending. The Confederate General Lee has made preparations meet the enemy. The Richmond Whig has information that the entire Confederate loss the battle was 5,000, and in all the engagements in Maryland from 5,000 to ...
... two with his daughter at her new home in Sunderland ; no sooner was the acceptance of Mr. Hutt's invitation known, than the Whigs of the North hastened to give the noble earl a proof of their loyalty to his cause and their high estimation of his services ...
... Vaulting ambition o'erleaps itself, And falls on t'other side. .. For I suspect that a precious wigging, or, more liter* b> whigging, is in store for him, the next meeting . Cabinet, on the score of his indiscreet and utterances on the American difficulty ...