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... subject of communications of later date which had come , . . , „, Kaa J responsible position into which he waa thrust by the Whigs, direct from Yera Cruz. Few people, therefore, were surprised i' F , ~. , • , .• v- uireci *. ; , . . .. .. as the reward of ...
... supported the Conservative candidates for Dover at the last general election, he has been subjected most unjustly to a virulent Whig Radical persecution, and, uuless Parliament interposes, is apparently about to be made the victim of a gross breach of public ...
... first political professions were decidedly Liberal, though at that forlorn period of Liberalism he was unattached” to the Whig or Tory party. He was naturally a member of the then Independent Country Party.” He took a very active part, conjointly with ...
... —Death and the pitchfork have made such havoc among the members of the Cabinet in the House of Commons, and the exigencies of Whig traditions have made it BO difficult to replace them, that they can now present but three prominent figures in that House. ...
... —Death and the pitchfork have made such havoc among the members of the Cabinet in the House of Commons, and the exigencies of Whig traditions have made it so difficult to replace them, that they can now present but three prominent figures in that House. ...
... commander. The Whig closes the article follows : How fortunate for us that he was chosen chief of the Yankee army. With the immense numbers his command, officer truth, courage, enterprise, and daring would have pushed severely. The Whig also has the ...
... —Death and the pitchfork have made such 1 havoc among the members of the Cabinet in the House of Commons, and the exigencies of Whig traditions have made it so difficult to replace them, that they can now present but three prominent figures in that House. ...
... fear, sceptics would not be wanting. Who were the Opening op the Royal Academy's Exhibition.—The Looker on, in the Northern Whig, says:— Ancient lords and reverend bishops were assembled in great force, while the aristocracy of intellect asserted its ...
... murdered a e kith and kin remember '46, 747, '48 and'62; and now behold 163-epolhs. of desolation under the ( e rule of the Whig Minister. At this moment he I edoay over the prospect your starvation and 9~~~ ~~ eou.Frt wlyou reward him ? Bultyes- terday ...