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... more pleasant than usual. Mortar, cannon and sharpshooting practice is continued, but few men are injured daily. The Richmond Whig says :— General Sheridan, with two Federal brigades, is moving towards Portsmouth. Some think they are going towards North ...
... Major Yelverton is, at best, but a dubious one. The Irish Times follows in the same strain. The Evening Post, the veteran Whig journal of Ireland, waxes unusually warm, and says :— The name of Yelverton has supplanted that of Castlereagb, or any more ...
... A .13CENE IN THE BELFAST COUNCIL CHAMBER. Tha Belfast .Vorthen: Whig Tepees • quarterly meeting el the Town Council, is which Mr. Rea figures prominently, and treated alter the manner in which he was dealt with by the Committee of the Hanes of Parliament ...
... SCENE IN THE BELFAST COUNCIL CHAMBER. The Belfast Northern Whig reports a quarterly meeting of the Town Council, which figures prominently, and is treated after the manner which he was dealt with by the committees of the Houses of Parliament. Mr Rea had ...
... The hands of their leaders were tied, but he did not think, if they (the Conservatives) were in office, the hands of the Whigs would be tied. (Hear, hear.) For the sake of upsetting their party they wonld have put embarrassing questions both Houses of ...
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... aaything you willupset all tns negotiations. The hands the leaders nf party tied ; but thought if they had in tbe hands oi Whig-, would not have tied (cries of ” oat ruf the sake lueir party (the stake's) the WblgswdftKh without Ucsitati. a. have pul ...
... ion the city not to the test he rely its allegiance city the attack of the rebel army Macaulay says “It was afterwards by Whigs by Tories that been kindled by the the the train-bands be preventing the conflagration spreading that the meantime army would ...
... KNOWLEDGE IS POWER.*' ttimes, FELIX FARLEY'S BRISTOL JOURNAL. SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 6, 1864, TOPICS OF THE WEEK. When the Whig Ministry were «aved, not from discredit, but dismissal, four weeks ago, a narrow majority, their organs, with that nervous ...
... party were tied thought if they office the hands of the would not have been (cries of Shame”) but for the upsetting party (the Whigs) would without hesitation have put embarrassing questions made motions in Houses Parliament (hear hear) But the leaders both ...