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... pretext for the removal of the Turin minister from his post, and they afford one more notorious exemplification of Whig partiality and Whig ingratitude, combieed with a wanton disregard of the best interests of the public service And who is Mr H. G. Elliot ...
... an opportunity to the Conser- vative members for the county. Mr. Peacocke con- gratulated the meeting on the fact that the Whig Government conducted the affairs of the nation on Conservative principles. He thought it was of great advantage to England ...
... differences between an Eastern and Western sada*. mod between advancing and declining civilisation. If ire mold imagine a weak Whig Government, existing in the tine of the great feudal barons, presided over by • divided presidency of the Bishops of Durham ...
... cattle guard of Buford's cavalry division within a mile ol Warrenton Junction. ■Jl^V^T i S ?? •*' dowa *° the 31st - T* o RMmtmd Whig, of that date, states that the bombardment of Fort Sumter, on the 29th, was the heaviest that had yet taken place. .From sundown ...
... towns the Elections served only occasions for the exhibition political Antipathies in Chester their pacific old distinctions of Whig and to use modern euphnistic Conservative Liberal— disappeared for chosen a unanimons of the CounciL It be objected we Were ...
... exhibi- tion of -violent political antipathies, in Chester their character was thoroughly pacific. The old distinctions of Whig and Tory — or, to use the modern euphuistic forms, Conservative and Liberal — disappeared for the nonce, and the new Mayor ...
... off Charleston been increased Richmond Examiner regards of Confederate rams most unfriendly committed towards the Richmond Whig of hostility neutrality’ President “reviewed troop instant Immense of furloughed soldiers New York to vote It is reported extensive ...
... the capture of the Con- federate rams as the most unfriendly act as yet committed by England towarda the South. The Richmond Whig denounces it aa an act of hostility, not neutrality.' President Davis reviewed the troops at Mobile on the t4th instant ?? ...
... and only directed against the revolutionary party, who wished to ■mgf t G^licia fnom the Austrian empire, i* gare~a^arro whig description of the fccttof sriolenoe -which have taken plnee in Galicia. ?? CJie police Minister replied that he would oppose ...
... had just slipped out of the yn/j of the dowr goods train when the casualty occurred. Thb latb SHBBiiAit KmowlbB.^-Wo (Belfast Whig, learn that this only. .surviving, son of tho late Sheridan Knowles has in the press a memoir of his gifted father. The word ...
... the House of Commons could not be expected to take up the matter until it was forced upon them by pressure from without. The Whig party, the member for Birmingham said, was admitted by its most confidential friends and wannest admirers to be in a sickly ...
... reform than Lord John Russell and great powerful famil’es without no Whig Government can live— they can live a time the support of the great constituencies not without the great Whig families (cheers) They were more in favour Lord Palmerston Accordingly ...