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... the Cabinet of 1-ord Palmerston and Lord RumelL In any ease we expect that the debate of Monday will be the death-blow to a Whig Government which ham long outlasted the natural age of Ministries, and is bending under all the infirmities incidental to ...
... 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- ...
... entered into an elaborate argument to show the decadence and the weak- Dees of the country. We have thus from the mouths of our Whig Ministers authoritative testimony to the justice of the taunts which France and Germany fling at us, and what is even more ...
... Forced from Glesgow by the popular outcry which was raised against him he retired to this 'Waded spot and the society of his Whig friend., whose kind and tender hands ministered to his increasing infirmities, as with feeble steps he went slowly down the ...
... of another most ruthlessly, and now her own was forfeited to the stern claims of justice. Woo shall analyse or describe the Whigs of those In Neil's situation? Ti. men and women is satire life the prospect of the laWre, though indefinite and uncertain, ...
... , and Sir Robert Peel the Secretary for Ireland. All parties are agreed as to the ability with which Mr O'llagan—a liberal Whig, a liberal Roman Catholic, and a lawyer of good reputation discharges the duties of his ; but Sir Robert Peel can only got ...
... 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 ...
... imposing on themselves the necessity of acting in reverse of that policy now, were they called to Her Majesty's counsels. For Whig and for Tory alike the existing situation is the start-point from' which we have now to set out, by whatever blunders we may ...
... morning, a sad fatality on. oorred at Loa Crawford's N.,. 4 Pit, iu boot Lane, near Wigan. A boy named Joccph Bentley was as'Whig his father, who was employed as a 'stovetop in the night thee • sad dating wart the men term the abuse time, f ro midnight ...