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... coneentr »tioa of troops there, also Washington and Beaufort harbour, indicates an advance of a serious character. The Richmond Whig thinks that the future of the Booth is involved in tbe next spring campaign in Northern Georgia. A Washington letter to the ...
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... right hon. gentleman then proceeded to censure the misgovernment to which Ireland has been systematically subjected under the Whigs, and ecially condemned the legal appointments which had been made by Lord Chancelhr Brady. Sir R. PKLL was sorry that the right ...
... but I apprehend he will always servo bis party far better with bis pen than in the House of Commons.—London Letter. Thb Last Whig Job.—Under the above heading, the Morning Herald strenuously denounces tbe appointment by Mr Milner Gibson of his son-in-law ...
... fate colours —Liberal in profession Conservative in action—and this simply meant a Tory Ministry, under a Whig name without the pressure of a Whig opposition, such as there would be if the Conservatives themeelvia were in power. It was not to the ad of ...
... these be the words of a Radical on the balance of power and the evils of war, what shall we say of those of a pure Whig, who represented Whig principles in his day, and whose language, we should think, ought even to have additional weight? These are the ...
... - 173 Mr Fekuand complained of the tyranny systematically practised Whig Governments in the Royal dockyards, and the practices which they bad always adopted to strengthen the Whig interest in the dockyard boroughs. After few words from Mr Dalglish, The ...
... of the Coastguard ship Hogue, at Greenock.—Army and Navy Gazette. A Life of Thackeray.—Edmund Yates writes in the Northern Whig :—lt seems to taken for granted that a biography of the late Mr Thackeray will be written, aud the only question is—Who shall ...
... study. Mr FhRRAND complained of the tyranny systematically practised by Whig Governments in the Koyal dockyards, and the practices which they had always adopted to strengthen , the Whig interest in the dockyard borough. A fter few words from Mr Dalglish. ...