... sacrifice position fleet in ? (“No!”) nil higher Ihe !”) Well longer thie would to the connection election Their made deal Whig iotimida ion Whig domination” but this which certainly his attention be Wbiga rained office for to power ruin tbe borough for its benefit ...

... have risen against those who had oppressed them so long ns the Whigs had oppressed Devonport. Now was their time to rise; and if they did not, they would deserve to wear the chains of Whig shivery to the bust hour of their lives, and tbier children to ...

... in the advocate ; but the unanimous voice of Parliament showed how well and effectively the occasion bad been met. Tory and Whig members of the Cabinet, and cx-Ministers, rivalled each other in their denunciations of the conduct of Russia, their entire ...

... suiUcieut account for our defeat. 2. Then again, Sir Frederick Grey’s opinions upon political matters were anything hut Is Whig the Whigs, dead against the ballot, would give fil edges to the extern which would enlarge the r.mchise, and refused commit himself ...

... Baker’s Creek and Black River Bridge, and say that Vicksburg is c.osely besieged, the enemy dosing on every side. The Richmond Whig, speculating upon the chances Vicksburg and Port Hudson falling, says that although their loss would be a great success for ...

... of the or which would be caused tho death of the perennial Lansdowne of late years although still cotsidered the NESTonof Whigs taken no active part in the debates He been much senator rising of his own free will to give opinion on all points of public ...

... going to give to the Whigs greater they Buffered during last years Speaking of tbe minue to such j objection been raised said he took in Parliament of the first ! i lh bo it of the lot be sons of be to moke of frtedoro would the Whigs iu borough on extending ...

... at Trowbridge rU, or all events with head on his shoulders. THE FEDERALS AT THE CAPITAL OF MISSISSIPPI. (From the Richmond Whig, May 18.) Afftira have become very critical in the south-west. Grant's army has taken possession of the capital of Mississippi ...

... 1 -wrty 1 di—reetly l curtain I r tie— iiuu- ' All o in which all' iuit followed k“l vitpu Ml 1 i tlnwlit t t-riu I ' Karl Whig I follow hm ’ U will i— ioa1 up pUtform- iR Mr M Ii 1 Ir J u L'l I I urrni rlatt t-I- U- Iwfue I: I l“ ' vt- 1 iu'iYMei-v “l ...

... he has not,”—Applause). His speeches were composed denunciations of the Whigs, as though they had caused all the misery and misfortune that had come upon the w’orld since the Whigs had had an existence(laughter). There was not word to indicate any alteration ...

... any necessary precaution was neglected. At a moment when a Tory champion is so boastfully offering to deliver Dcvouport from Whig thraldom,” it is instructive to reflect on what may he expected from his party hy the town in the event of their obtaining ...

... long intervals. The defence of the harbour does not depend mainly on Sumter. If that fort be battered down, says the Richmond Whig, the harbour may still held. It is determined to defend the city, street by street, house by house, long as a foot of earth ...