... preparing for an early demonstration against: Lee, who, they say, was never so well prepared to receive him. as now. The Richmond-, Whig thinks Grant has sent troops to co-operate with. Sherman.. The latest intelligence from Tennessee reports no further fighting ...

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... all this see the effects of coalition exhibited under the direction of Liberalism.” The Whigs are Conser vative, but wont acknowledge it. The Radicals hate the Whigs, but there is a spell of horror in the name of Tory which will make them tolerate anything ...

... was now, however, taken out of the hands of any particular individuals, and became for a time a regular party question. The Whig-Radical Opposition seemed really in earnest at last to enforce a further measure of Reform. Lord Derby undertook to introduce ...

... so on , _-which _have been _wearily rung in our _ears-so _many _times and oft _. The _reviewer deals very _hardly _with'the Whigs _because , having accomplished so _much _in fanner _days _, they have done » little lately _^ _blinding his eyes to the simple ...

... that t thii . Is Der a/ ISO 4, • minister aed the 'which be loath notorioas Is !body of respectable ministers wiali t i o t Whig to the dile deer day bay* the of the Presbytery whose Joey Me. Whatever the tam 'and la Prestery of Nlrkeekly may think on ...

... inky, sad lass made at het a prey rm. The rather tblok - thet Mr Oreig is as ewmsealoes Wormer. I did not think this was a of Whigs amt Radicals to the makes of Carryall/se. Mr UNIDO— I don't want the Chamber to approve of this if it is • mere prey The C ...

... BALB FUR 11.1 2,140 Yards Carpets, of Brume!, V elvet, Eldderro I rimer. CrumbeMM Draggles Felts. Stair and Passage 306 Heart/Whigs sad Door Mats. b 49 Yards Cocoa red Manilla Matting,—all widths. A Let of Superfine Table Covers and Damasks for Bed and Window ...

... temerity to try. Books were obtained. Lecturers came from a distance. Master tagged out and all his family. The Hall, if the wu a Whig, sent its inmate*. The parse.« as the mass., if the clergyman was probably sent its inmates too. and their clerks, merchants ...

... their first year of office they were trial, and people, sick of Ministerial changes, were only too glad to acquiesce in the Whigs' own description of themselves. Since that time a series of circumstances have occurred which have held the hands and tied ...

... of the suffrage as a right a thrill of constitutional horror would perhaps be sent through the delicate organisation of the Whigs of the country-(laughter). He hoped the work. ing men would insist upofn having a share of their inalienable rights in the ...

... fighting for its political representation, they would only be ac for ever in dirty domination. They would be encouraging the Whigs in hypocrisy and the mob in insolence. But by every fresh struggle they make for their legitimate power, they encourage the ...