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... of gaining ?? by adopting popular opinions, and of losing power by audacious family jobs, will be the history of that great Whig clique which has lived during the politi- cal life of Lord Russell, and which will probably die out when he, too, is sent into ...
... STONEWA&LL JACKSON AND SLAVERY. th TO TRE EDITO. OF THEM BELFAST NEe S-LwETTEr. 1 Solr-I notice in an article in the Yorthern Whig oc of this day a charge against that Christian hero and patriot, 'I Stonewall Jackson, so flagrantlyincorrect that I cannot ...
... the excited at the absence from the funeral of Sir ties Charles Wood, the Secretary of State for India. id This distinguished Whig statesman receives i5,000 z a-year from the public, and considering that he has visi been under pay for nearly thirty years ...
... Roundell Palmer, the pre- sent Whig Solicitor-General, who was making at the time an income of not less than £e10,000 per annum, andwho said, when spoken to on the subject, I don't see why I should do anything, of the kind. W~hig- gish this very-liberal this ...
... Saturday last. No subsequent engagement of consequence had occurred. The draft has no' yet been resumed in this city. The Richmond Whig of the 31st nlt. announces the death of the Hon. IV. L. Yancey, of the Confe- derate Congress. Mr. Cisco, the United States ...
... with a useless expnendit-ure of £100V)' rev ennum. Moreover. LordI Crenwertli has a eat all he eould possibly expect from the Whig~s, auc' fhes no incentive to further- exertion. Ilie begante Li.- Ine1tacal career as Sir Rolbert Rolfe, Solicitor- t Ge2neral ...
... Great Northern, Mississippi Central, and Mississippi Tennessee Railroad. Over forty engines u-ore lost. The loss, continues the Whig, is incalculably important, and wholly lyre- mediable. * The arrests of rioters continua. The authorities are still taking ...
... That was not the qucs ion at issue. The c question at issue wvas this :-The Government ti was constructed on too narrow a Whig basis, a and a certain number of Radicals, wvho wvished for cN place and power under the Government. drove Lordl C Palmerston ...