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... upon the subject r of the Irish Church-a subject which was formerly D made the stalking-horse and stumbling-bloek of : the Whig party, but which now found little 8 interest for the Treasury bench. It was far 3 easier for the Government to read lectures ...
... tiouis expressed bythe Southern S, . generals with Pemberton's military operations tl n against Grant, and the Riclhnmoind Whig says it is v - rumoured that General Johnston has taken his tc sword from Pemberton and placed him under arrest. f& F The ...
... Friday evening last. The .Ric/inand Krariiner boldly asserts that it will not be taken, but of this I am not so sure. The W/hig inclines to the belief that it will be, but it will not prove the golden apple that some mad fools anticipate. Cananything ...
... representation of this county, Mr. James O'Brien, D.L., of Ballinalacken, the nephew of Judge O'Brien, is to offer himself on the Whig interest and, if ?? that Sir C. O'Loghlen andi The O'Gorman Mahon will withdraw in his favour. It is believed that, should ...
... agitation in Ireland, for he did not believe that the feeling of Parliament or the public would now allow any Govern- ment. be it Whig or Conservative, to go as far as they did in 1832. He must remind the house that since Mr. Ward the question had always been ...
... Creek and Black iverBridgo, and say that Vicksburg is closely besieged, the enemy clos- ing in on every side.. The Biehaeino Whig, speculating upon the chances 'of Vicksburg and Port Hudson falling, ' says. that although their loss would be a great success ...
... cabinet without the same consent. He will be in the con. dition of George III., the enrodiment of Toryism, who had to ask the Whigs to appoint his ministers, and was compelled to receive a cabiiiet utterly ompoeed to his views; and so Mlr. Lincoln will be ...
... dissatisfaction is expressed by the Southerni generals with Pemberton's military operations si against Grant, and the Richmnond Whig says it is rumoured that General Johnston has taken his d sword from Pemberton and placed him under tI arrest. T'bhe Peterdburg ...
... dissatisfaction is expressed bythe Southern generals with Pemberton s military operations against Grant, and the Richsuond Whig says it is rumoured that General Johnston has taken his sword from Pemberton and placed him uader arrest. af The Petersbusrg ...