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... apparent necessity of recruiting and strengthening the languishing Whig interest in the House of Commons. It was hoped by enlightened Whigs, that the Reform Bill had put the question of Whig supremacy for ever beyond doubt. By and by, however, it began to ...
... WEEKLY CO(W RLTOIIII TOR CHELTENHAM. far tie Week Whig Job 0. 1963. Total Amoaat. 'Ye Qr. ft. s. WIII%T. LILLY PEAS 70 2 155 12 S St 2 I 5 0 l'rwe prr r. burns! 2. t. 2 5 1 7 WILLIAM DAVIE% herder. WNSTENN RAILWAY.- Taarric tin errociated liner, for ...
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... and Rome e\ He is still on the northern slope of the umberland Mountains, preparing to move into East lennessee. The Richmond Whig says :—“The evacuation of Jackson left in the enemy’s hands the rolling stock of tne Orleans, Jackson, and Great Northern, ...
... Rome are onfoonded. Ha is still on the northern slope of the mountains preparing to move into East Tennessee. The Richmond Whig says the evsenstion of Jackson left in the enemy’s hands (he rolling stock of the Orleans, Jackson, and Great Northern Mississippi ...
... our present Ministry. For a quarter of centuiy Pontefract has returned the new Whig lord who was lately Mr. Monckton Milnes, and it was, no doubt, anticipated that another Whig would quietly succeed him. Yet no sooner are they free from the influence of ...
... fighting. air. G. Powell, carpenter, seconded the resolution, expresdng his opinion tha'the Whigs were better reformers out office than in theca*, ir). He bad no faith Whig reforms, and had believed that Lord Palmerston wusmore the foe of reform than its friend ...
... of the kingdom at large are animated. At Pontefract, if anywhere, the Government were justified in expecting a victory. A Whig member had represented tho borough for a quarter of a century ; he possessed considerable local influence, and that influence ...
... his po3sossion, tho caso might have boen different; but thi3 and othor large estates having got into tho possession of the Whig party, through the Duke of Somerset, Totnes will, in all probability, continue to the end of the chapter a Liberal borough ...
... against it. We can only pray that those to whom the management bf affairs ia intrusted ma* be equal to the crisis.— Richmond Whig. Dbusikeshsss: abb Mubdeb AT Shobbditch. —On Saturday evening Mr Humphreys opened an inquiry at the Black Horse Tavern, Shorediteh ...
... material enlargement of President Davis's powers, to revisa the election of officers, and get rid of the incompetent. The Richmond Whig says— The evacuation of Jackson loft in the enemy's hands tho rolling stock of the Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern, M ...
... and tne WoolwicU establishment, founded in 1850, had cost 23,595/. Os. 3d., giving a total of 90,619/ 12s. 4d. The Effect of Whig Jobbebt.— The appoiutment of Mr Reed as chief coustructor ot the Navy over the beads of men who had every right to look for ...