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... freeholds if the claimant chances to be a Conservative. One memorable instance of Whig place giving we have before noted. Mr. Joseph Parkes, of Birmingham, was employed the Whig Government to sound Lieut.-Col. Napier as to whether he would take command of ...
... soldiers left Indianapolis, Intl., on Tuesday for active service in the field, and five thousand still remain there. The Richmond Whig contains rumours that Hood took Decatur, Alabama, and captured the garrison of 8,000 troops, half of whom were coloured, on ...
... of 16ses. There is another phase of Toryism. Pitt was a Tory. Sometimes he called himself an old Whig, as George 111. sometimes called himself an old Whig Sovereign. These opinions accept fully the principles of the constitution as established in 1638—they ...
... left to hold Hood and Forrest in check. The news of Sherman's evacuation of Atlanta reached Richmond on Tuesday. The Richmond Whig, of Wedn-sdiry, states : Gen Sherman sent a large party of his army towards Selma, indicating a movement on Mobile. It is ...
... be in the enjoyment of the privileges of the elective franchise. It is hardly to be supposed that anyone believed that the Whig Government are prepared of their own free motion initiate a measure this kind, If they did, all that need be said is that all ...
... very celebrated Ministry might not be altogether inapplicable as expressing the policy of the present day The Tories and the Whigs are black as night, ?? And dream that they are only blessed with light; I Our politics to both sides so incline Boi As to ...
... THE BELFAST RIOTS INQUIRY. Belfast, Thursday Morning.—Tho Northern Whig says:—At the Commission of Enquiry, yesterday, the examination of Alderman James Carlisle was continued. His evidence bore principally upon tho rating question. He was in lavour of ...
... not traceable to any good authority. The Pichinond Whig of the 16th November, states that Sherman has sent a large part of his army towards Set ma, Alabama, indicating a movement upon Mobile. The Whig demands that the Confederate authorities call out a ...
... identified religious with political contentions. It dissenters who first associated dissent with so-called “liberalism,” and Whigs, who profess to be Churchmen, and who think as meanly of diesent as they do of radicaliem, yet for the sake of political purposes ...
... influence—he must be a public man—he is not one of the aristocracy—he cannot belong to the ranks of the Conservatives—be is not a Whig. These are the negatives. The positives are that he is one of the Manchester or Radical school—probably a member of the House ...
... and above all his courteous and kindly bearing, stands the leader of the Conservatives, MR. DISRAELI. And although he was a Whig, and not much more, yet from Mechanics' Institutions to Working Men's Clubs, or even the political unions of the industrial ...
... hope of such a result under the direction of the present Cabinet. Lord PALMERSTON refuses, in the face of a resolution of a Whig commission recommending an increase in the episcopate, the addition of a single bishop. The population, augmented an hundred-fold ...