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... “Ae nam €s and merits of the new Batch of Baronets b y the Whigs are, as might be expected, dis- CUss 8eheral] With considerable interest, although the public Y are, as usual, sadly puzzled to discover to at Case some of the distinctions are to be attributed ...
... THE BRITISH GOVERNVENT AND THE CON. FEDERATE STATES. Tar Richmond Whig of Dec. 29 makes the following bitter attack upon England :— “ The grovelling and cold-blooded selfishness of the British Ministry toward the Confederate states is fast engendering ...
... According the Northern Whig there no appearance , . further opponent Mr. Barbour, whose retnrn for liisburn is generally regarded as settled matter. « *et off added tint*, dixre 80Tne, ohiectionable covered. Evidence given before Government proved.that ...
... (pure and simple) 312' Peelites 11 Whigs 238 Radicals 656 [This gives East Kent to the Conservatives, its late and rightful possessor, and Reigate to the Whigs. Putting the Conservatives on one side, and the Whigs, Radicals, Peelites, Jews, Turks, Infidels ...
... THE WESTERN DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1863. rough overshadowed the jufluenoe of Doha, be be Whig or Tory, is a delusion and a snare. ...
... counsel of their acknowledged patron and apologist ? is the renegade marquis, who owes his marquisate and his pension to the Whigs, settling the conditions on which he will take office in the next Tory Government ...
... (pure and simple) 312 ! Peelites 11 Whigs ?? • 238 Radicals 95 656 [This gives East Kent to the Conservatives, its late and rightful possessor, and Rcigate to the Whigs.] Putting the Conservatives on one side, and the Whigs, Radicals, Peelites, Jews, Turks ...
... the spread of Conservative principles than the avowed abandonment of Radical principles by all the respectable and moderate Whigs. For ourselves we regret that Lord Courtenay had not an opportunity of a fair single-handed fight with Mr. Seymour before his ...
... (as ‘Tom Bowling says), or resign, of which latter contingency, however, there is not the most remote prospect, because the Whigs are too much alive to what is due to No. 1 to resign anything worth keeping. In a pecuniary sense Mr. Serjeant Shee would submit ...
... the selection of the Government, so far as Col. Is COng iderg ©oncerned, as he has undoubted claims upon the Wh: tion of the Whigs, He is the son of Mr. Luke th > ‘ormerly a hawker of books, who, in the middle of Con ais Century, raised himself by his energy ...
... strength of the Whig-radicals, nay, alone kept them in office, has lately turned against them. The Irish Con- stituencies now return two-thirds Conservatives. The proportion of the Irish members, we believe, is about 70 Conservatives to 35 Whig-radicals ; ...
... and Col. White.father of the notorious Col. White, Lord of the Treasury, who was turned out of Longford, and now sits for the Whig nomination borough of Kidderminister. It is an insult to the Peerage to prostitute its honors, for mere services done for a ...