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... personally in the matter, certainly concerns everybody calling himself ft Whig. Lord Palmerston is Whig, nor is Mr Gladstone, and the Cabinet, a Cabinet, is, of course, no more Whig than it is Jesuit or Jansenist. the Foreign Minister who is thus making ...
... Onbertakers. TIM CITY FUNF.BAL N Min n MOM (Opposite Ohm*. II !IWO& WILLIAM RELD SONS Trauma. haw Premien 68 Cowan, Whig tear ohms woo. MOURNING TAMES SCOTT, •I , 4 OI uub.wi U • . ...
... iay _be . _lli ' e Quveii _' _b _Ministers _• will also be tho T _' _rniCt _^ B _MinistcTs . _and _that no party , _whether _Whig _ , ' Tory , _' _or-. _Radical , _wifl _' he ever ablc ' to ' claim . lLat to _/ lhetp lelon _;; prcfcrBncca anA likings ...
... raised several Whigs to the bench. Under Lord Aberdeen's Administration, which was said be Liberal - Conservative,” offices went, of course, both Liberals and Conservatives; but in no instance (with one single exception) have the Whigs given either a ...
... _ > 5 , r > _, _'iT—majority , 51 , 347 . Speaking roundly _, the _State ( _. f New York , formerly in the hands of the Whigs or Lincoln party _by a _great majority , has now gone to the _Democrats by two to one . That this result _indicates a vast ...
... Lan& 170 V. Corresponding week last year, LIII, 1114 Inawase, 1..401, 4s 4d. CalisaL Ran.wa.—Eitatement of traffic for the 'Whig Nev. 2, 1862. Namber of passengers, 14,741. h e parcels, mails, horses, and L 1 As ed. Ooods cattle, dm, L,2344, 17.11. total ...
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... and is below Fort Darling for sea. The Richmond Whig says that if electioneering assertions could be believed, the results of the Northern elections would equal to a declaration of peace, but the Whig places confidence in these assertions. The Southern ...
... became vacant by Brown’s death in 1820. When the Whigs said that Sir William Hamilton was the more learned philosopher, of course they were right,—though what they meant was that he was the better Whig. But what had Sir William’s attainments to do with ...
... class •’Lil»eral feeling, but more regard for the Whigs proper, than for the followers of Lord Derby,—and, between Lord Derby and the Whigs, arc probably impartial enough at heart. However, they find the Whigs leading the Liberals,” and they drop naturally ...
... motives ; and probably we should not have had it so soon, but for the feuds l»etween Whigs and Radicals, which form such curious features of Edinburgh life. When the Whigs found that to on in the Liberal direction must lead ultimately to pure Radical ...
... last night. By them you will see that the rebels are not yet fully convinced that they have not been routed in Kentucky. The Whig's editorial says it never expected success there while the rebel army was under such incompetent generals. And the Examiner ...