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... readers at the time, Catholics hal pinned themselves to the coat tails (if the Whig , Liberals, and had identified theniselves with the Liberal party to an extent which made the Whig Liberals reckon on their support whatever they might do ; while the Tory party ...
... here _. In -what sense are _the ' present Ministers sailing under false _colours ? —are _they Conservatives-under Whig _colours , or Whigs : _under Conservative _colours ?; _Then his _Lordslnp is in _. utter . _confnsion _. when . be _says . that . . bec ...
... extinct _. _' _- Well _, if the Tory party was extinct _, what _• were they to Bay of the • _Whigs— _pure _^ _but _' not simple _! . ( Laughter . ) _-Few Whigs were to be _found . If there _, were any . they wandered like that _bird-of _which he believed ...
... _- _' - 1 , journals _, , with Pemberton ' s _ . . military .. _operatioiin , . _' against 1 'Grant , and the KichmoJtd _Whig sayB _'ltj _; _- | is | Tnmpnred that GerieraT . _. r 6 nnsto ' n has taken _his . c ' • awordr _. from • Pembertori _^ and ...
... Creek and Black River Bridge, and say that Vicksburg is closely besieged, the enemy closing in on every side. The IGehmond Whig, speculating upon the chances of Vicksburg and Port Hudson falling, says, that although their loss would be a great success ...
... neighbour. slit. Toe primmer was bwoulit op before Haire Yogurt at U.e Polio* Coon on b ea' t s cher,* of ennierioe his wife. Os Whig trite. late the Court be seemed greatly satiated, sod at down la t.. look, his Igoe wit► hi heads. Oa Wing requested, he rood ...
... was not in this category, and should certainly have deliberated ere he commenced, or, having commenced, should have gone on Whig more pluokily.—B. Yolk, is the Nor- Tan Timea says —The private letters from New York this week state that the fluctuations ...
... the other and nobler farm ha,, been lying fallow,' or worse. subjected •o the abominable husbandry of Palmerston and the Whigs' How shall we explain it We have been hearing during most of that time of a Conservative, reaction. When the noble chief ...
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... were made by the Fallen Angels. EsxtoxR ION OF TWO HUNDBEED AND FIFTY. THREE INDI-vTDUALS.-On Thursday, says the Nforthe~-m Whig, 253 persons, lately under the care of the committee of the Lisbon Relief Fund, left Belfast, in the Old Hlickory, Captain ...