... treaty was negotiated by Lord Palmerston, but signed by Lord Malmes bury. The Tories have no other fault to find with the Whigs than that, having I succeeded in getting up a war without an object, they have not made England a party to the military operations ...

... further warlike operations were expected until the return of Spring• THE RIOTS IN BELFAST. BELFAST, MONDAY, AUG. 15. The Northern Whig, of yesterday evening, says the arrangement of the police was similar in every respect to the arrangement on Saturday evening ...

... both sides a report that a certain tradesman aspired to the office of Mayor. In a moment a chill ran through the popular mind—Whigs and Tories, Radicals and Conservatives. Merchants and tradesmen became aware of a consentaneousness never before so openly ...

... years we have had the anomaly of a Whig Government and a Liberal party beaded by a Conservative -chief. In my last letter, I informed your readers that, despite his eminent talents and marvellous oratory, the leading Whigs would not have Mr. Gladstone for ...

... years we have had the anomaly of a Whig Government and a Liberal party headed by a Conservative chief. In my last letter, I informed your readers that, despite his eminent talents and marvellous oratory, the leading Whigs would not have Mr. Gladstone for ...

... years we have had the anomaly of a Whig Government and a Liberal party beaded by a Conservative chief. In my last letter, I informed your readers that, despite his eminent talents and marvellous oratory, the leading Whigs would not have Mr. Gladstone for ...

... pushed forward in his career, and had nob long been named Lord Keeper of the Great Seal, by Queen Anne, when, in 1706, the Whig lawyer met at his chambers, one day, on professional business, a certain Mary Claveriug, of a good northern Tory family, and ...

... Macon as well fortified, also Augusta, and predict a repetition of Burgoyne's defeat during the revolution, to Sherman. The Whig says, on the contrary, we can't support Sherman. One million dollars' worth of Federal stores and one ,housand bales of cotton ...

... daily in the parks, accompanied by his two daughters; one of whom had some pretensions to beauty, and married a son of the Whig member for Marlow, Pascoe Grenfell, a proprietor of coppenvorks at Swansea. Lord Sefton was amongst the most conspicuous lovers ...

... after he had invented the matter of his best poem. We are now within six or seven weeks of the session of 1865, and neither the Whig leaders nor the*Tory have hit upon a party cry. Some people assert that we are to have a dissolution in July. Notwithstanding ...

... after he had invented the matter of his best poem. We are now within six or seven weeks of the session of 1865, and neither the Whig leaders nor the Tory have hit upon a party cry. Some people assert that we are to have a dissolution in July. Notwithstanding ...

... after he had invented the matter of his best poem. We are now within six or seven weeks of the session of 1865, and neither the Whig leaders nor the Tory have hit upon a party cry. Some people assert that we are to have a dissolution in July. Notwithstanding ...