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... like to know what it really is.. Is it all just possible, as explanatory of the conduct of the certain members of the modern Whig school who pre are always with the Lord Advocate, and on this and occasion were against him, that two or three sops the given ...

... The negro troops stormed fthe Confederate forts. ,.Batler had not reached , Petersburg before the assault,. t The Richmond Whig of the 15th inst. reports kt the defeat of General Sheridan by Geoerals! Fitzs. hugh Lee and Hampton, with heavy loss. No par- ...

... Com-' missioners. At considerable length the hon. member denounced the Board as a grossWhig job, and its office as a-perfect Whig snuggery. .'It nob onlyentailek a Considerable charge upon the country,1but owving to the reckless and pro- fligate manner ...

... Ministry. the Turies could o forzfrwvit a'- pr- r,! e of War. As'ourreaders y know, we bave no loye for Palmerston and the 9 Whigs;'-and in ordinary circumstances we should - not cosider it a grievous caiamity-tose-e ithem t, (replaced '.by .Ithe 'Tories ...

... party, gives no hint regarding the policy' s which he wouldbe. prepared to pursue were he a t to succeed in .displacing the Whigs from the Treasuiy benches. We do not ,'suppose the t question would~fare eitherbetter'or 'worse in the A hands'of the Tories ...