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... Macon as well fortified, also Augusta, and predict a repetition of Burgoyne's defeat during the revolution, to Sherman. The Whig says, on the contrary, we can't support Sherman. One million dollars' worth of Federal stores and one thousand bales of cotton ...
... ben betrayed into promises of support to a project which will, if persisted in, erase all party lines, and once more unite Whig and Tory in resistance to clerical usurpation. The project is distinctly intended to vest in the Bishops the power of deciding ...
... Macon as well fortified, also Augusta, and predict a repetition of Burgoyne's defeat during the revolution, to Sherman. The Whig says, on the contrary, we can't support Sherman. One million dollars' worth of Federal stores and one ,housand bales of cotton ...
... been betrayed into promises of support to a project which will, if persisted in, erase all party lines, and once more unite Whig and Tory in resistance to clerical usurpation. The project is distinctly intended to vest in the Bishops the power of deciding ...
... uot from entire love of Mr. Gregg, however, that he has been appointed to the Controllership of the Stationery Department; a Whig job had to be perpetrated, and it was therefore necessary to clear the way for it. Doubtless his friend, Sir Thomas Fremantle ...
... not from entire love of Mr. Gregg, however, that he has been appointed to the Controllership of the Stationery Department; a Whig job had to be perpetrated, and it was therefore necessary to clear the way for it. • Doubtless his friend, Sir Thomas Fremantle ...
... from entire love of Mr. Gregg, however, that he has been appointed to the Controller- ship of the Stationery DePartmen t ; a Whig job had to be perpetrated, and it was therefore necessary to clear the way. for it. Doubtless his friend, Sir Thomas Fremantle ...
... something for oureolves, and has pledged himself to help us. W e h ave friends at home fighting for us, and the obstructive Whig Ministry is near its last Session. Surely in these encouraging circumstances we ought no longer to be inactive. Good fortune ...
... daily in' the parks, accompanied by his two daughters; one of whom had some pretensions to beauty, and married a son of the Whig member for Marlow, Pascoe Grenfell, a proprietor of copperworks at Swansea. Lord Sefton was amongst the most conspicuous lovers ...
... daily in the parks, accompanied by his two daughters; one of whom had some pretensions to beauty, and married a son of the Whig member for Marlow, Pascoe Grenfell, a proprietor of copperworks at Swansea. Lord Sefton was amongst the most conspicuous lovers ...
... after he had invented the matter of his best poem. We are now within six or seven weeks of the session of 1865, and neither the Whig leaders nor the*Tory have hit upon a party cry. Some people assert that we are to have a dissolution in July. Notwithstanding ...
... daily in the parks, accompanied by his two daughters; one of whom had some pretensions to beauty, and married a son of the Whig member for Marlow, Pascoe Grenfell, a proprietor of coppenvorks at Swansea. Lord Sefton was amongst the most conspicuous lovers ...