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... Palmerston goes the Ministry goes also. There is nothing, save personal jealousies, to prevent Lord Grey and many of the leading Whigs of both Houses from taking office under Lord Derby, whenever the occasion for his accession to power arises. Whether they will ...
... backwardnem can only arise from the fact that there is so little distinction between the Co rvatives on the one aide, and the Whig party other. The real Liberals of the House have &noes enough to complain of, yet they have no power to obtain a redress of ...
... Parliament and politics. Its sentiments were so beautifully impartial that they deserve be quoted : It seems probable that the Whigs will out—though why they should do so is not very clear and if they do it is certain the Tories will come in, though why that ...
... THE SOUTHERNERS AND THE PALL OF VICKS- (From the Richmond Whig.) The redaction of Vicksburg is consummation to which the enemy have addressed exertions but little, if any, less than those they have put forth for the capture of Richmond. They have regarded ...
... absolute and decisive majority. We record this fact with pride and exultation, as a proof that the Conservative reaction, which Whig and Radicals affect to sneer at, is an unmistakeable reality, and that, in spite of the machinations of unscrupulous and u ...
... value, or that the lorn of it will be very much regretted for the Marquis of Normanby, although prominently associated with the Whig* for upward* of thirty years, bad become, of late years, a mere political bore, man of one idea, who played, like Paganini ...
... with great fury yesterday and the previous day Several encounters took place between the military and the mob. • great number Whig Ailed on both sides. It is etsted that probably the last fight of any consequence between the military and the rioters occurred ...
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... Richmond Whig says the evacuation of Jackson left in the enemy’s hands the rolling stock of the Jackson. and Great Northern, Mississippi Central, and Mis- ;| sissippi Tennessee Railroad. Over forty engines were lost. The loss, continues the Whig, is in ...
... unfounded. He is still on the northern slope of the Cumberland mountains, preparing to move into East Tennessee. The Riehmond Whig says the evacuation of Jackson left in the enemy's hands the rqlling stack of the Orleans, Jackson, and Great Northern, ?? ...
... unfoun ded. He is still on the northern slope of the Cumberland M ountains, preparing to move into it Tennessee. The Richmond Whig says the evacuation of Jackson left in the enem ys hands the rolling stock of the Orleans, Jackson, and Great Northern, Mississippi ...