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... the Telegraph of Saturday last. One can only suppose that Our own Correspondent must be a Whig lawyer, who resents the reflection cast upon the Edinburgh Whig bar by the Lord Advocate ia his selection of Mr. Mure, a distinguished Conservative and member ...
... Which, being translated, means, the English people see mischief in this movement. The Whig government prefers not to see it ; the T.mes is the organ of the Whig government, is therefore bound to persuade the public that they are wrong, and this i 5 ...
... for the capital of Kerry, and it asks, How will that opportunity be used? Is Tralee once more to be used as a footstool for Whig placemen ? That Tralee will have the choice is beyond question. The budding placeman has already urged his tender suit by proxy; ...
... Gladstone made great promises to avoid the appoiptment of a committee; but the danger being over the promises, like other Whig promises, appear to be thrown over also. Hence the continual complaints in the papers. I hope, therefore, you will continue ...
... with a monopoly of political influence. With the example of America before us it is time the. , country awoke to the danger of Whig special pleading and , sophistry, and imported a little honesty and Jan. 26. COMMON SENSE, ...
... might be a better word. We may anticipate a political battle of Chillianwallah, with the Radicals taking the Whigs in the rear ; but the Whigs, at present, are safe, for there is a Kilkenny on the independent benches . , and Mr. BUXTON for one will naturally ...
... that I know not a penny has as le l been given for all the extra trouble. Trusting that this matter will be taken up, and - Whig economy looked into, I remain ' Sir, your obedient servaO Jan., 1865. AN INHABITANT OF SHROPSHIRE. ...
... ' the Augusta Chronicle most of the government stores were removed from Savannah previous to its evacuation. • The Richmond Whig ardently hopes Sherman will come that way and measure swords with Lee. Hardee is said to be in position 15 miles from Charleston ...
... turns to the great subject that, we are told, is to be the feature of the session. It is feeding-time. Tories, and those Whigs who are like Tories, constitute the lion's meal; and at their bones he crunches with all the gusto of the leonine Radical ...
... Arkansas. (Vii Halifax and Roche's Point.) NEW YORK, JAN. 18. Richmond papers confirm the capture of Fort Fisher, which the Whig says is an unfortunate rather than disastrous event. The capture cuts off but one channel into Cape Fear River, as Fort Caswell ...
... Wild Agnes ' Sat 131 b, by a length and a half; Olmar, 9st 3113, second, being two lengths in front of Lalla Rookh, who beat Whigs of the Wind, Bst 61b, 13) three quarters of a length, and four others. JAN. 7.--LATEST BETTING ON THE FRENCH DERBY, 1865. 10 ...
... being strangled by the complications of a pettifogging act of Parliament. Instead of extending municipal institutions, the Whigs have given us a magnified version of vestrylisation, hoping, doubtless, that popular impatience will ultimately lodge the whole ...