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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 ...
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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 ...
... men who are responsible for that suffering are no others than Messrs. Cobden, Gladstone, Milner Gibson, and the rest of the Whig lot. Most worthy friends—we say to all the newspapers and all the paper wrapping trades of the nation—a general election is ...
... pleasant than usua]. Mortar, cannon, and sharpshooting practice is con- tinned, but few men are injuted daily. The Richmond Whig say: General Sheridan with two Federal brigades, is moving towards Portsmouth. Some think they are going towards North Carolina; ...
... candidate for the eastern division in conjunction with Mr E. Howes, M.P. In 1856 both the seats for the division were held by the Whigs ; in 1859 ono was recovered to the Conservatives, and now an effort is to be made to oust Lieut.-Col. the Hon, W. C. W. Coke ...
... on the earliest occasion under the Reform Act, along with a much more moderate Reformer, Mr. Wentworth Buller, the present Whig member for North Devon, who had previously sat in two unreformed Parliaments for Exeter. Since that period the constituency ...
... candidate for the eastern division in conjunction with Mr E. Howes, M.P. In 1856 both the seats for the division were held by the Whigs ; in 1859 one was recovered to the Conservatives, and now an effort is to be made to oust Lieut.-Col. the Hon, W. C. W. Coke ...
... will be perused with eager interest. Did space permit we should also feel tempted to repeat some of the unsparing exposures of Whig tergiversation, some of the manifold phases of different agitations, and some of the discriminating reflections upon Dissent ...
... respects, shook hands with him, and wished him the luck to save at least a portion of that which the meanness and inconsequence of Whig statesmanship made them lose. M. Quaade is a very amiable, statesmanlike looking person. Jf the looks were to decide between ...
... THE AMERICAN WAR—TILE VIEWS OF I THE SOUTH. Wo copy the following from tlio RiAiinond Whig of tlie -Til: June :— The people of the South aie by thi.. ?? pretty well rid of tiie notable delusion of foreign intervention which for a time h u.ipei id th.ir ...
... it — using it often where the result is hardly worth the blow. The Times, although it haa comparatively recently put on the Whig livery, haa become an adept in this art of misrepresentation, and, moreover, completely possessed by the habit. What but the ...