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... Some portions of the Confederate press seem to be very indignant at England for not acknowledging the South. The Richmond Whig, of December 20, makes a bitter attack upon this country. It says that the grovelling and cold-blooded selfishness of the British ...
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... efficient when there moment on hand scarcely believe such policy even for thort period during which po transmutes himself into Whig The Conserv Ireland have already announced hold to more important than posaible arrangement and that they will to aupport the ...
... visited her frequently at Bacon's Hotel, and proposed marriage. Ile had previously inquired whether she had anymoney, and on Whig Wormed • that she possessed • £1001• which • was in tit. Martin's Savings'. Bank, he proposed, as she had• accepted him as ...
... slimy me retire on the gremed al inecinven hum, and not Malt tee or ebe emus* of his Igo. Mime Webster* merit Mt be by the Whigs et w og io poheuetry. We may MN* memistes of the misty the Arch/hemp dead Yak we in the fink Mee that the Nadirs Pringle he ...
... is sure being returned. There are, bow' ever those who know hoy* the pulse of the Lisburn constituency beats as well as the Whig, and they are of quite different opinion. Mr Barbour in his address pays a graceful tribute to the efficient services, the ...
... school, in the hope of patching up some ill-assorted union between the remains of the Woburn, —and it may be said coe-begone, —Whigs and the followers of Cobden and Bright under his chiefship Whatever may be animating the scion of the House of Bedford, some ...
... agitation in Mie sad Dashmten. The beak of France has 711iS1111 its rate of discount from 4 to 5 per cent. AMERICk.—The Richmovid Whig contains • violen' upon England for refining to co-operate with France for mediation in America, and says:— England !could ...
... ever done by a Tory ministry was had. It also possesses the happy knack of shelving every unpopular measure upon those d--d Whigs, as Dr. Johnson used to term them. Thus, a few months since, when the Chronicle found out that the new laws ware likely to ...
... Bristol thee bereaved Marten will experience great .ring In the W serviette of tbe Proprietor. All wants com at this treatate Whig comsult second permit, the Proprietor ;gel task smarms* Gems, &a t and helm extensive Carriage Oweer enabled to advantages ...
... the 25th September and the 17th of November respectively, Mr. Page having previously been awarded tue Socicty’s bronze medal, WHiG-Rapicat ReaistratioNy Socrery.—A publie meeting of the Liberul electors of Southampton was held on Thursday evening at the ...
... ‘E'.:'b:vl ::crln]:' -.d o ':in” mn-{;ting of 126 men, | those worn by French troops. | a. 27, at 11, | Wns a Conservative-Whig; Mr. Morritt is a staunch Con- | Iher® are some who are provokel at the incessant railing &t | 4j,eeq two Courts the considerations ...