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... previously known, the effect produced the Ministerial announcement was very striking. It mattered not whether one conversed with Whig, Tory, or Radical, burthen of the talk was the same—the certainty of dissolution of Parliament, and whether a week or ten days ...
... June 0. Capt. Galbray, L, and Capt. Alderson, 11.24 who wont dispatched as aimalmiceses le Um &nor. returned boas. Ile lailsed Whig declined to allow Shea 110 It is a remartahl• tad 1614 Oared during Ma campaign in V Irginia Ise saw engaged his negro battalions ...
... therefore by not to to their Unto time the public act bar local 126 Th which month (n Journal) to of th of a brief for the Whig party haard and only lordship's Ho will to disbelieve rumour ha held George' London body of Mm Oorton of 7 of sge died from ...
... the Confederates. The negro troops stormed the Confederate forts, Butler not - Petersburg before the assault. Tii; Richmond Whig the 15ih inst. reports th« defeat of General Sheridan Generals Fitihugh Lee and Hampton, witb heavy loss. No particulars re ...
... ate*, the negio troops st 'rinod the Confederates forts. Butier hid not reached Petersburg before the assault. The Richmond Whig, of the in*tin', reports the it of General Sheri lan Gene-al* Fi»z Lee and Hampton, with lioarv lis*. The e are no official ...
... show that the writer of Robinson Crusoe was the hired spy and the ▼enal doer of all sorts of literary dirty work for the Whig Government of George I. Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales has most graciously consented to present the new colours to ...
... study of the famous trilingual in- THE LIBERAL PARTY IN FROME. scriptions.” ®t)c ®imts. WEDNESDAY, JULY 6, 1864. At last our Whig-Radical contemporary, naturally elated at finding himself the organ, pro tempore, of all the sections of the so-called Liberal ...
... Representation the Borough. —We hear very great deal about Sir Henry Rawlmson, the distinguished Liberal statesman, whom the Whig-Radical committee have selected to be the candidate the coming election; but we have to be satisfied with merely hearsay, for ...
... with Large Grapery ; also Stabling lor li Horses, and good Coach House. view, and to treat for the properly, apply to \\ AIN WHIG UTS & f l EA RD. Surveyors, Mallet. Dat'd 22nd June, 1864. WELLS, Somerset. fro LET IMMEDIATELY, the Extensive 1 BUSINESS PREMISES ...
... as to mesatisr, bellNipmeral waslaiske. hales consequently •11 Fresh up from tam at dildilgOlmantsel of beasts was owl woo • Whig la the c of most The Wltowdmane Mann rather limikd, and Um toil trwlo en Ms VW Oft eg shoot last es tales curving. The but ...
... political parties produce very insignificant effects in the country. Indeed, as a people, we are comparatively indifferent whether Whigs or Tories are in power, for the one will serve us quite as well as the other, the truth being that other institutions, at the ...
... in our remarks which have galled him so sorely, that “when Mr. Donald Nicoll was the pet candidate of our then Radical anti-Whig contemporary it was somewhat ostentatiously “ proclaimed that this sort / of distinction” (referring to literary distinction) ...