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... Elsinore on Tuesday. They were received with great rejoicings, Tae Last Hours op Prixce ALBERT.—There has reached us (Northern Whig) from abroad a most interest- ing extract m a letter w ch was written by a member of the Queen’s household shortly after the ...
... Chureb-rates he was for all practical purposes a Tory. 3rd. The Liberals have not separated themselves from their party, but the Whigs have receded from their principles, and the result is do not charge in a compact and overwhelming phalanx. ag 4th. Let the ...
... entirely without knowledge of arti Nery, fearful of responsibility, and at bottom a man of slow, shallow intellect.” The Richmond Whig declares that with the reduction of Forts Gaines, Powell, and even M but a ve small on of the work before the F at M will be ...
... (cheers). But was happy say that among his new accomplishments, he had not forgotten that which nature taught him, ’Damn the Whigs’ (great laughter). Bishop Golenso in Leicestershire. —It having been announced that the Bishop would preach a sermon for the ...
... untiring | retary ; and between that date (July, 1850) and the pen diligence and to the vast mass of which he | retirement of the Whig Administration in February, 1852, People smiled he prepared himself for that which, after all, it must be rect nese | and carefully ...
... influence ; for of late he did not repre- sent the ‘eat territorial interest of his brother, the Duke of Cleve d, who, formerly a Whig, had 1 inte Conservatism, and took away port in county of Durham from his brother, Lord. Harry, who was obliged to take refuge ...
... Stanley of Alderley, the Postmaster and a member of the Cabinet, and who has been all his poli- tical life vcry useful to the Whig time the post of their whipper-in, he then in the House of Commons, This ts a good souree of influence with Members, but it ...
... the same intellect all ranks, which, hail ever made a government his own. would have silenced all complaints against the old Whig exclusiveness. short, wa doubt if Lord Palmerston ever fully knew how completely Sir G. Lewis supplemented all his dedciencies; ...