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... year : 18fi5. 1864. 18.T3. 1802. 1861. Conservatives 317 313 312 307 303 Peelitos IS 12 14 Whigs 231 234 238 2J>» Radicals 95 65G 656 653 651 Strange Lineage op a CniLD.—The following ext ...
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... engagements have been confined to skirmishing with Forrest's cavalry, acting as rear guard to Hood'. main army. The Richmond Whig, on the 16th, states that a report bad been received from General' Roddy, announcing that the Federal,' have abandoned ell ...
... Western seas, and join Canada to the Great Republic. ■Pro Tories are trying very hard to get charge Federal sympathy against the Whig Government; and, to tell the truth, the aspect affairs ia none of the most promising in the world. Recently it has been proved ...
... to please their elders. The scenery is, however, magnificent, and the transformation a iCcenvre of theatrical mechanism. The Whig Government evidently feel themselves on their last legs, for they are heaping honours ami bestowing places on their adherents ...
... their former tactics and to agitate the question of parliamentary reform. Significant symptoms are already apparent of the Whigs hoisting their colours with the cry of Extension the Suffrage and People's rights, emblazoned on them. Whatever reception ...
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... the future, of its final subjugation. We have since had brought to our notice some calculations, published in the Richmond Whig, of December 22, which are designed to show that the population of the Confederate States is not nearly exhausted by the drain ...
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... ihe Whigs were never very remarkable for hospitality, or even courtesy. A well-known Whig Archbishop once allowed a learned Society to meet at his Palace in the depth of Winter, and gave them neither food nor fire, although they were nearly six hours ...
... y is that it will send Mr. McKenna to Parliament, and Lord Palmerston does not want to see Mr. McKenna there. Indeed, the Whigs don’t like to see independent gentlemen representing Irish constituencies. They would rather have the Counties and Boroughs ...
... Edam bet of wort. ltr. Derrows sal he loped be sboald not be nthusiteelesi. He did not wish to say di ishie _of Mr. Posse. was Whig be as well as any men meld do bet be wpm the Heed would hesitate beimeyq: we to ere to the removal Ea the reliertai diem were ...