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... Ms., being 2s. for each summons, was paid, and the parties withdrew. How the Confederates Get their Supplies. The Richmond Whig, of May 12, says“ From every side hear that the spoils left by Hooker’s army exceed those on any previous battlefield, not ...
... imperfect, and it may be well add some further particulars. Just os George HI. “remembered to forget” to ask the chiefs of the Whig Opposition dinner, so Brother Ignatius ” has preached to say that in obedience to the holy mother of his soul, tho Holy Catholic ...
... candidate of tlioir own. Whatever may be Mr. Ooscuek’s views, it Ls not likely will more constantly support Ministry and moderate Whig measures, than did his predecessor. Thu late member supported tho Government his votes on the motion Mr. Si-v-NSFELii last ...
... other more advanced Liberals, or in a few cases Conservatives. Neutral or moderate politiciqps, even of the old traditional Whig stamp, have lost their former currency with popular constituencies. In a less degree the same tendency is exhibited when change ...
... I severe defeats upon the Confederates, and damaged | and destroyed a great deal of their property. Moreover, the Richmond Whig, of the 18th, edi! torially remarks upon the situation in the South| west as follows :—“ Affairs have become very cri- I tical ...
... side doing the thing, and not be content with saying, jj were, with few exceptions, members of “A rubric might framed.” the Whig party. Tho Conservatives show rather Here are five different courses, then, already tioii to abstain from taking either side ...
... I’lymnuth, where a newspaper came wholly into my hands. That paper was neutral aa far as regarded Whig or Tory principle. Liberals lladicals were then known; Whig or Tory divided the politicians. A strong desire right induced mo to support Catholic emancipation ...
... very despondingly upon the chances of saving Vicksburg from the Yankees; and although the following article, from the Rkhraond Whig of the 23rd instant, pretty much demolishes the opinions I have ventured to offer in regard to the capability of Vicksburg ...
... party, who return these unworthy concessions all the contempt which they merit. the other hand, to Liberal clergyman ensures Whig neglect, and an exclusion from every post in tha Church which might give weight to Liberal clergyman’s advocacy of religious ...
... west bank of the river. Hi* transportation is all on the river, and must cling to the river banka. TELEGRAMS TO THE RICHMOND WHIG. Mobile, May 23. special despatch to the Evening Xcus, dated Jackson, May 21 (Sunday), says firing was heard till nine o’clock ...
... regarded the Charity Commission as a gross Whig job. All the commissioners and officials were Whigs or of the politics of gentlemen opposite. Whenever a vacancy took place it was tilled up by the Government either by Whig or a gentleman Liberal principles. Mr ...
... working classes. The South Kensington jobbers have, however, been wise in their generation ; they appointed commissioners some Whigs, some Tories, and some Reformers, and no doubt upon Monday we shall 1 see in support of the revolting proposal Mr. Cowper, ...