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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, moving towards Portsmouth. Some think they are going towards North Carolina ...
... the Chancellor of the Exchequer, President of the Board of Control, First Lord of the Admiralty, and it is thought that no Whig Administration could get along without him. He is, in short, one of those barnacles which stick to office with a tenacity that ...
... Kingdom. The session of 1864 has bad the effect of exposing the weakness of Ministers, and lessening the influence of the Whigs with the country. The dea bate upon the Danish war, though it resulted in a majority for government, was most damaging to them—it ...
... the ground, aud a long reign of Conservatism will established upon its ruins. The great Liberal party is at an end; the Whigs have become an anachronism. The only paities which show vitality are the Radicals, towards whom Mi Gladstone is being attracted ...
... of the house, without any damage having been done. ALLEOeLD PAaTYV WOna IN BALLYMAOARRETr.-Ia an article in the INorthcrtn Whig of Saturday we find the following statements :- Processions of Orange- men, and those of Orange sympathies, are in the habit ...
... general would be satisfied with the capture of Atlanta, and garrison and fortify it as a base for future operations. The Richmond Whig says :— The situatiou in Georgia is not so favourable a3 we could wish. General Johnston is cither unable to make up his mind ...
... DETERIORATION OF PARLIAMENTARY . MANNERS. 4 r ; _- --(FROM THE NORTHER1f WH~IG)--'. We are in the habit of pointing to onr two Houses -f 'P' liament aiiiiddels for. aWl delibersa- tive asiemlblies-the glory of Engla'nd, and the envy, of surrounding nations ...
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... because a Prime Minister admires his prln. ciples, but because he dreads his tongue. It, may, however, be said generally of a Whig Minister that he will not be bullied into taking anybody Into his admi- nistratlon. No doubl it Is good policy sometimes to ...
... , 43 reed, red-endloOS2 ' T 1O8 }87 .-ltb,0ardsSlb,, 22 9 17 311 0 8 5i8 7 nILIPAST TRADE VE.PORT. Eraonn tbo' Northern Whig of Saturday,) Lmzrs.-Business during the week has been on a more limited scale-ant from any want of confi. dence in prices ...
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... faggots. It is not every QUEEN'S Speech that is so comically vapid as the Message read by the Lords Commissioners on Friday. The Whigs, as is by this time notorious, are not grammarians, in spite of the fact that they are the literary executors of poets, edit ...