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... canvassing Cambridge Univer- sity, and asked Muegrave, afterwards Archbishop of York, for his vote, the reply was, I am a Whig still, sir ! Munagrave's dog vvas couchant under the chair on which the candidate was sitting, and he was advised to take ...
... the Sentii. The Mama ein regards tho snare of the Confederate rams as the men uthlssdly eammitted England towards the The Whig denounces it as a eel of Imill net neutral,. I 1 A of OM New York Herald at Newham, Meth Chrillak writes that a great deal ...
... regurid the seizure of the Confederate rams aB the most unfriendly act yet committed by England towarde the South. The Richmond . Whig denounces It as an aot of hostility, not neutrality. General Hooker has repulsed a Confederate attack at Chattanooga. The Southern ...
... deft 153 from Mr. pawn. Piemill*, by feemeaftt pinkness Mr. Waft to M. aid the pawner aft into the shop aid havught a deg, whig isr a lose of SS it. Re looked at the ring. and if be meant to the ring geld. The peiftr then ones amerted that it was. As ...
... elk demi dud cony em the Haft nessieg piloted and imel lath. of het woe kir am, Haigh and &AM ware eggsehuseee es aughisei of Whig essoressed es Its slop The let wee sen. wan the Ctwad ; the two were wassual. r l ire all the Wllldbritzells. eli MOW MIN ...
... and dies a monk , wi t h out good Mena to become • p en itent. The sentiments hiving poem Wands the anon of virtuous batik Whig throw in shads ea 'Oldide Netehils' Aare**. The too wetland poirufeft ii et as sawerthy mt bind, and I shrewdly Lord Dyes would ...
... mid he had awe elsomilid 15 iuineai is.. far mob. whisk she to havW bee. 011 k. MD elite Aso to her from Varies, in of his Whig the The Lord Chill Jutiee— But why go Me that part 01 1 k. mister? You have to oat freed egoism& Towles. It is quite irrelevant ...
... of Lords, a vacancy occurs in the represen. tation of Buckinghamshire in the UoUS8e of Commons. The late Lord Chesham was a Whig in p04ti6s, and was a true follower of his party. From his amiable Manners and charitable feeling to all those who lad occasion ...
... TO MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1868. OOLlffol4'B Azarniumar IN BRISIVIA thinks% arrothemoey e - delmeleil U • MA by the embedessy Whig, et the Ogee mosiollse- Se Width thelethl thimilsod the dr *mime ware tekillthe VIM Tiak imm le lass. of i n s Ni. Midst 'limns ...
... tbe Nth the Int testewnel ea Like awe liu., Woad of en old Is Bane ineesid onentee with the ben anmemod. bet beyend . tbs. le Whig k lbsdamp whin due MN IS eatont enesneene et the anoinnellen et die lbeoadd ?be ad Inn sears bees mest, lumen es and 1b.., ...
... conduct a Mr. Gilbert W Wising, the thief mate. to whom, and Mr. Atkinsos, the the preserratios et their lives. ',went Home. It Whig anxious shoot kis two Mumblers Mod as board, osmium Coe first w leave lb. ship with sal put them in • lugger, the the emigraots ...
... e Clarkston Lammed. Masashi the sebum of lb. Coutodeeala airo se the most unfriendly act yet taw by towards the South. The Whig desoutoes it as a at of hostility, not nentratk. Davit reviewed the tfoope at Nab& ea Mk fad. It is Ifist mismstvs ammllaml ...