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... the point of marrying the fifth when she was arrested. Her three forsaken husbands appeared court against her.— York World. Whig Patronage.—The death of Mr. Greville has rendered vacant the post Clerk of the Council. This is worth no less than £8000 a ...
... be stirred up, or how shall they uieet it . Then be aroused, ye faint-hearted and sluggish Whigs, for Radicals are discontented, and Radical defection means Whigs out of office. We siucerely trust that the courage of Mr. Baines may uot fail him, and that ...
... thelateMr. Hall, rallied the Conserva- tive party in Leeds, and at the general election of 1857 led it on to victory, the Whig- Radical combina- tion boasted, and we doubt not pretty generally be- lieved, that they had a majority of one thousand upon ...
... they evince ▼ory gtort MMMnWmm and determinate-. Tmm eehoea of Mr. Fuuu_n>'s voice at Leeds, when he thundered defiance at Whigs and Radicals, have hardly subsided when a demonstration equally aggressive takes place in another part of the country. The ...
... THE MILITARY RESOURCES OF THE SOUTH. The Richmond Whig of December 23 has an article on the military resources of the Con- It gives the following as its estimate federacy. of losses incurred since the beginning of the war 1861 30,000 186 er 60,000 1863 ...
... retain — l will not use O'Connell'b words, and say those base, brutal, and bloody Whigs— but those base Whigs in office. Tbat is to say— If you want reform, turn out the Whigs and bring in the Tories. Let us contrast with this, however, the well weighed ...
... administration never meant reform. They intended no change so long as there were Whigs in office, and th*) country will never get reform so long as they retain thesw base Whigs in office. Reform was not in their vocabulary, lhey treated the poor Radical party ...
... was a man more thorough:*- disliked, not to detested, than General Bntler. Toe North and Soi alike rcvde I dm. The Richmond Whig of Jan. sij : Beast Butler tried, to his diseomtiture, the opening the Dutch Gap canal, and baaed his waning mi.itary reputation ...
... war* ones again to place faith in the Liberal party, that wo* the Whig* and Radical*. Ha then pro. eeaded to review th* eondnet th* Liberal party -inn* th* Reform agitation of 18-10, Th* Whig! taught tba working to cry out for tba bill, the whole bill, and ...
... brilliancy. The discovery was transported to the speech of Mr. Ferraxd — a speech which contains much that is distasteful to Whig and Radi- cal palates, but yet true — and, the work thus facili- tated, our contemporary proceeded with the anni- hilation ...
... reference to the question of reform, tbe present administration never meant reform. They meant no change so long as there were Whigs in office. (Hear.) It waa whispered thai t waa intended to trot out the old stalking horae of reform during the next session ...
... have taken the responsibility of rejecting it. that bill was not dead but had again taken shape, aud the Tories, well those Whigs who were so like Tories, had uncomfortable feelings, t-so uncomfortable that it came almost to shiver. (Laughter.) What apparition ...