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... politicians. But for Humanity’s sake, we care not how soon the Green Isle were sunk for four-and-twenty hours under water, a great Whig authority desiderated. But Irish Law, Irish Equity, Irish Justice is, to our minds, ten thousand times worse than even Cheshire ...
... to me that Petersburg was in our possession. Nothing of recent date has been heard from General Sheridan, but the Richmond Whig of the 15th contains a despatch from General Lee stating that Sheridan had been routed in an engagement with Fitz Lee and Hampton ...
... occasioned by the death of Dr. Cureton, The North Durham election look place on Tuesday, when Sir Hedworth Williamson, the Whig candidate, was returned without opposition. He promised to support the Foreign policy of the Government. Sir Hedworth Williamson ...
... donation of two guineas to the Working Men's Central Club, in this town.—Preston Guardian. Sir Hedworth Williamson, Bart., a Whig, was elected, without opposition, M.P. for the Northern Division of the county of Durham, on Tuesday last. In 1862 the pauperism ...
... Liverpool—of Roscoe, and of Hazlitt, who often came to see him. He was an ardent and somewhat unsparing Whig partisan—l should rather say a partisan in Whig politics. His wit, his eloquence, were necessary occasionally in Liverpool, where some men were crying ...
... donation of two guineas to the Working Men's Central Club, in this to wn.—Preston Guardian. Sir Hed worth Williamson, Bart., a Whig, was elected, without opposition, M.P. for the Northern Division of the county of Durham, on Tuesday last. In 1862 the pauperism ...
... donation of two guineas to the Working Men's Central Club, in this town.—Preston Guardian. Sir Hedworth Williamson, Bart., a Whig, was electO, without opposition, M.P. for the Northern Division of tht-3 county of Durham, on Tuesday last. In 1862 the pauperism ...
... Liverpool—of Roscoe, and of Hazlitt, who often came to see him. He was an ardent and somewhat unsparing Whig partisan—l should rather say a partisan in Whig politics. His wit, his eloquence, were necessary occasionally in Liverpool, where some men werecrying ...
... sarcasm in this region of crowbar work and notices to quit lindlord oppression sre able to wreak their will at ma ; and thus Whig place-seeking and hustings and call the farce anelection. Bus there are ny & coustituencies where an honest representati turned ...
... Liverpool—of Roscoe, and of Hazlitt, who often came to see him. He was an ardent and somewhat unsparing Whig partisan—l should rather say a partisan in Whig politics. His wit, his eloquence, were necessary occasionally in Liverpool, where some men were.crying ...
... desire it. Everything throws the Tories into the arms of the Powers personifying in Europe the old right of despotism. The Whigs havenotalwaysdone justice tothe Imperial Govern- ment, but reflection aad time ¢ fail to bring the Eaglish Government and the ...
... do not delire it. Everything throws the Tories into the armH of the Powers personifying ?? the old right of despotism. The Whigs have not BaIE:. (lone justice to the Imperial Government, but rtflection and time cannot fail ts bring the EDnlidh Government ...