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... members the Whigs bars never been able to get more than one ; and hand-tohand fight one and one it was not likely that they would succeed.’* Why, I beard that they had majority their canvaabcoks.” “Canvas- books are never to lie treated. The Whig book* showed ...
... been made in the direction, but no purpoec. A tadt compact had been entered into between time-serving Tones milk-and-water Whigs, to bustle the question whenever it should reappear, whileagredfcg talk vaguely and loudly in iU favour. The existing Admi ...
... had sustained the greatest damage, seemid elass and carnage having id their •idea nearly smashed in. the glass and windows Whig entirely viestrovisl, while the large hr. van had l«een erasin'l Id . eggshell theMreodful force the collision, and ulliinately ...
... letu-r which wae written by a member of the Queen’s household shortly after tne death of Prince Albert (write# the N»rihem Whig). The extremely confidential position which the writer held at the time not only gives the assurance of perfret reliability ...
... others injur, dby scalding. A number men the other gunboats were killed wounded. The Albemarle was uuiniured. The Richmond Whig of tbetUh publishes despatches to Secret>*r> Mallory of the Confederate Navy Department, announcing the destruction the Florida ...
... assistant, had a number of fuhts, in one of which he was badly'Wounded. Janies Ryan, next editor, was led t.y K. F. Ilammit. of the Whig. Next came Walter ilicken. who had several rows, and was repeatedly wounded ;he killed Dr. Maclin.and was soon alter killed ...
... Confederate'. Ihe negro troopa stormed the Confederate forts. Butler had not reached Pefersbnrgli before the assault. The Rirktuond Whig, of the loth inst, rejiort- the defeat of General Sheridan Generals and Hampton, w ith heavy loss. particulars received. There ...
... principle. BroroßD.—The municipal election rniiiniled here in triumphant return five «isot the i onservativc ; candidates. The Whigs made desperate elh>n to turn their men but were beaten, i heie are now Conscrva fives in the Corporation, and eight liiga. ...
... bint would not aufreqnenUy say, Can't you Ist it alone r* And Lord Palmerston seems to have Inherited the policy of the old Whig lord.—London paper. The lateet style of hoop-skirts is the self-adjusting, double-back-action, bustle-eirnscau, face-expansion ...
... between M. John M. Daniel, the Richmond Examiner, and Mr. K. C. Elmore, (.’-onfederate States Treasurer (says the Richmond Whig). The current rejiort is that the meeting took place at half-paet five o’clock this fEoniiog, on Did s farm, two miles north ...
... «UM »a 181.9. when the Whig* hrourht into power majority ot thirteen. It divided atm In 1864, the over teem oeeaW- to the other. iMtead of twenty one aupportais ot th* Wb***-tb° * are atavea ; Inatead ot sight opponent* ot the Whig*, taste are now elghSaaa ...
... « mi l. ildi fever has • flu- eoongh. Nobody can tell what may j a |>opo!ar • -> intense that now .see. One the most staid Whig eon temporaries has said of it. in [ unguarded moment, that it turning point ourtime.' lint ; who wants time to tnni % Kvidently ...