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... and insult that lay at the root of the principle of an establishment. It suits the political exigencies of the Whigs, especially Edinburgh Whigs, to ignore this, but the most elaborate concealment cannot obliterate injustice. It is to Dr Guthrie's honour ...
... LATEST AMERICAN INTELLIGENCE. TIIK BOMBARDMENT OF PORT HUDSON. New York, March, Evening. The Richmond Whig the 17th inst. says that the bombardment of Port Hudson commenced at two o'clock on the 14th inst. At twelve o'clock at night a desperate engagement ...
... before Charleston, and that terrible battle between the land forces was progressing within sight of the city. The Richmond Whig contains Charleston despatches, dated the inst., stating that people and troops were high spirits the result the fight yesteiday ...
... illiberally with Gladstone. Had the Chancellor been man to snuffed out by article, or damned the faint praise of reactionary Whigs, he must long since have handed over the national finances to the care of some good and safe intellectual weakling of the upper ...
... himself in the slightest degree about the solution of the Polish question in political sense. Pillar Letter-Boxes. — The Northern Whig says:— A professional gentleman, solicitor in town, has handed to us letter which he wrote to a client, on legal business ...
... Herald's correspondent asserts that the rising San Domingo is an unimportat affair. New York, March (Evening).—The Richmond Whig of the 17th inst. says that the bombardment of Port Hudson commenced at two o'clock on the 14th inst. At twelve o'clock at ...
... caution, although it is believed in Washington. The strongest reason for crediting it that I know of the allusion in the Richmond Whig, which brought us the first news of the combat, to ,; the disasters in the South-west, the intelligence of which produced ...
... provision for a faithful observance of our neutrality towards the Spanish colonies. This bill met with great resistance from the Whig party; and among others it was opposed by Sir James Macintosh. (Hear, hear.) I will read an extract from the speech of Lord ...
... all mean nearly tbe same thing. A Lono-lost Letter.—A professional gentleman, a solicitor town, has handed to us {Northern Whig) letter which he wrote to client, on legal business, and posted the Donegal Place pillar-box on the December, 1861. It was ...
... Fullom's book until his letter appeared, aud that her novels are entirely original. Important Telegraphic Accession.—We (Northern Whig) learn by a telegram from Londonderry that the submarine cable connecting Greencastle with the whole telegraphic system of ...
... adores--and yet not him, but the greatness in hi m . F or l e t Derby cones, and his greeting would be similar: to all greatness, Whig or Tory, Liberal or Conservative, Deist or Pantheist, Radical or Oligarchical, give we the praise and honour. And whether our ...
... non-official they stand exposed to all kinds censure and suspicion.— Liverpool Post. Accident to Lord Massareene. —The Northern Whig reports an accident, by which the life of Lord Massareene is seriously imperilled. It appears that on Saturday his Lordship ...