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... the purpose of getting an opportunity for the delivery of most pungent and caustic satire on the back-slidings of the great Whig chiefs. The achievement of the session, which gave the greatest satisfaction was the reduction of the duty on tea and of the ...
... Equity Courts ; and, in 1858, to the general astonishment of the profession, received the distinction of a silk gown from the | Whig Chancellor of that day (Lord Cranworth). His , father shortly afterwards died, and the new Q. C. retired from practice on splendid ...
... press in 1829, after the Emancipation measure, which resulted in the trial of two ex officio informations, filed by the ex-Whig Attorney General (Sir James Scarlett), one against Mr. Alexander, editor of the Morning Journal, the other against Mr. Robert ...
... remunerative. The return Mr. Trehcrnc for Coventry under the wing that ornithological celebrity which has been taught to damn the Whigs” so emphatically has been insisted on sign of the u Conservative reaction,” in accordance with the usual custom of the Try ...
... fully competent for the post among those who are habitual supporters of Lord Palmerston, without belonging immediately to the Whig party. the whole, we think we may congratulate the country both the appointments announce and the policy they represent Lord ...
... this prove insufficient the Government • fulT 11 power of the State to preserve Mould exert the . order. Aug. 22.—The Richmond Whig contains Chariot to >. news to the 20th inst stating that during the last 24 hours the Federal operations were confined to ...
... notable fact, too, that their sky was ever of unbroken blue. (Laughter). On the contrary, the Assyrians were the out-and-out Whigs of old days, because they went on the principle of making themselves happy by pulling every body else to pieces. And it is ...
... repulse at Port Hudson. No Northern accounts the engagement had been received ; but from the rei>ortB published by the Jtichmonil Whig, it that the bombardjnent of Port Hudson was commenced at two o’clock on the 14th inst. At midnight the Federal squadron e ...
... Her Majesty will remain in the Isle of Wight until the 20th proximo, when it is expected she will visit Germany. The Northern Whig says that tlie Heroine, one of the steamers plying between Belfast and Bangor, has been sold to an agent of the Confederate ...