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... Princess Dowager sarcastically tailed the Prince of the Whigs. was naturally an object of intense dislike to the Earl of Bute and the King, who was striving to break the power of the great Whig connection. In October, 1762, a crisis occurred. The Duke ...
... THE REPRESENTATION OF LISBURN. [From Northern Whig.) ws y P* was supposed there would be contest toe apfroachmg election for Lisburn. The elector* determined to vote for the independent candidate *er» thus offtheir guard, being of opinion that no one ...
... THE SOUTHERN PRESS ON THE WAR. The Richmond Whig says the evacuation of Jackson left in the enemy's hands the rolling stock of the Orleans. Jsckson, and Great Northern, Mississippi Central, and Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad. Over engines were lost ...
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... THE REPRESENTATION OF LISBURN. SERIOUS OUTBREAK AND HOUSE-WRECKING. We Northern Whig) regret extremely have to record very serious and scandalous outbreak of mob violence iu Lisburn, caused the election now approaching. Lisbubn, Wednesday, 1 p.m —Election ...
... faltered at the helm of his country's progress. The gravity, solidity, and openness his character was a great possession of the Whig party, which, sooth to say, had need of a man of great standing and high reputation for wisdom save it from the ruinous reproach ...
... It is reported that fighting has been renewed at Murfreesbro'. Both belligerents have been heavily n inbreed. 1 he Richmond Whig contains a violent article upon England for refusing to co-operate with France for mediation in imerica, and says England could ...
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... Consequently, in political principle. the Spectator is thoughtful Whig, but with a more decided tendency towards reforms at home and the extension of orderly freedom abroad than the old Whigs were supposed to have. Since its establishment. however, it has ...
... TIER CAVENDINOIB.—WRIG PISIOD. trns ar oprisams - The second history of the Ceroodbase, their Guess es a Whig house, devoted to the or.. which In typeemsted freedom, the come, that of erieteedis to regal been the dealt of the third earl. He Had for years ...
... positively state that there is distress in this country ; nay, ne will actually advocate the claims of huDgry Galway. The Whigs are preparing to turn over new leaf, and to prove their paternal anxiety for Ireland and the Irish. If any one desires to know ...
... Lord was supposed to be much less friendly to the question of reform than Lord John and the great and powerful Whig families without which Whig Government can can live a long time without the support of the great constituencies, but not without the great ...