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... parochial relief. Mr T. Hughes (“Tom Brown”) very cleverly refutes the Tory charge brought against him of having accepted a “ Whig job.” It is a job, he says, and a tough one too, for it is that of codifying the army regulations, but it is simply temporary ...
... ECONOMY AND RETRENCHMENT. Many of our readers will remember the leading principles of government enunciated by the Whigs on their accession to office in Retrenchment, and Non-intervention—aud how faithfully they redeemed their pledges and justified the ...
... are vague, and only state Sherman is meeting with great success. They are not traceable to any good authority. The Richmond Whig of Wednesday says:—Sherman sent a large portion of his army towards indicating a movement upon Mobile. Money on call at 7 per ...
... rescue, were overcome in • sail two of them are yet dangerously Ten WHIG Joe.—Mr. T. Hughes Tam Brown very cleverly refutes the Tory charge spinet him of having accepted • Whig job. It leapt), he sap, end • tough one too, for it is that of sodifying ...
... TO THE EDITOR. SIR, —Your judicious and well-timed remarks on the late Whig job at the War Office have been welcomed with much satisfaction by the civil service generally as well as by the public outside. It certainly argues but little for the credit ...
... retire with pretty little pension 50,000 dols. a year. But all the lower grades don’t cire, because they would not disturbed. Whig Torv, Conservative or Liberal, is the same them. They are appointed for life, or good behaviour, and superannuated, have decent ...
... rumours are vague, and only atato that Sherman meetiog with great success. They not traceable to any good autUority. The Richmond Whig Wednesday states that Sherman has sent large i*rt his army toward* Selma, indicating movement upon Mobil*. New York, Nov. 19 ...
... he is what our contemporaries describe him, it will be worth while to make his acquaintance to-night. The Belfast Northern Whig says: Though calling himself a mimic, this gentleman is a great deal more. His performances are far superior to any of the ...
... would assuredly be prosecuted. Well, he won't. The justification of this vernacular bit of prophecy is found in the Northers Whig : ' The treasurer of the Belfast General Hospital acknowledges the receipt of Z 25 sterling from the Secretary of the Itelfluit ...
... strength to the work. In Rome, a certain gentleman, who shall be nameless, but who has been described as the first of the Whigs, is allowed the advocacy of one who yearly delivers an eloquent oration, designed set forth to advantage the beauty of his ...
... that gentlemen looking upon Lord Palmerston as a Conservative, Mr. Start said that if it was not for Lord Paltnerston the Whigs would not have the remotest chance of remaining in office ten minutes. (Cries of Oh, oh.) Mr. Stull Why lam buttering your ...
... els acquainted 110 that our bodies may not be bend. is what spews to us to he the most yes whom I lova be my bill Preserve a Whig remembrance et we. Paden. The following letter, dated the 21st. was lowa writing desk of Mademoiselle Flora Trump? : To radon ...