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... well contrived and very effectual. It prospered well, but those blessed Whigs abolished it. Are they generally absentees? II you published list I would to guoas you would find more Whigs than Tories on it. But to return. Sir Robert exempted from Incometax ...
... preparing an early demonstration against Lee, who, they say, was never so well prepared to receive him as now. The Richmond Whig thinks that Grant has seut troops to co-operate with Sherman. The latest intelligence from Tennessee reports no further fighting ...
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... shortly be directed against this news mononoly, to the danger of *hich the press and the public are now being aroused.—Northern Whig. A Man Marrying his Stepmother.—A warrant has been granted by one of the London magistrates for the apprehension of a Wiltshire ...
... evidenced by this address and reply, existing between a landlord of such extensive estates and a tenantry so numerous.—Northern Whig. Captain Richard Burton, the well-known African explorer, has been appointed British consul Santos, Brazil. Mr. Charles Livingstoue ...
... General Shermans Progress The Richmond Whig of December 2 has the follow•• think it probable that Sherman will reach the Atlantic in comparative salety. His next moVe, in our opinion, will be by sea Richmond. not believe that he can succeed in taking ...
... the most eeiirkable struggle* wnico he was eng.te.-d Vt that time was that of the r.val registration schema. in which led the Whig p.rly he House of Commons against an o Pl'n enl g * s»'«rss4ssssrasKs£ the then a.lministratnm he was removed, ««'>»“«?« ouenliv ...
... » absentee tel, weU ooutrired end eery « proepered erell, but those Mmmd Whig! | it- Are they generelly eheenteeef you published eTist I would to gneee you would find more Whig! then Toriee It* Buttoretom. Sirßoberteiem^ bomlnoometex ull who reeided ei* ...
... out of sight. 1 The monster grievance' of Ireland is, more truly, the alliance of the Catholic members with the British Whig Liberal party, because but for that alliance we might have been able long since to settle, not merely the Church Establishment ...
... instance when the emergency of England requires it, Whigs are changed into Tories, or Tories into Whigs. It so happened last summer in England, when the factitious cry was raised to turn out the Whigs and put in the Tories, to drown the clamour and calm ...
... ? I know nothing of the kind. Mr. Rea—How did yon live tho country (Laughter.) William Kirkpatrick, foreman printer of the Whig newspaper, in answer to Mr Dinnen, gave evidence of attack on Cooke's church, and of the efficiency of Constable Scott dispersing ...
... persons of great local importance. They had solicitor in Newcastle named Feters, and a clerk named Mr, James Reweastle. When the Whigs took office in the name of Peace, Retrenchment, and Reform,” the Greenwich Hospital staffin Newcastle was one of the first ...