... considerable cheerful nees, and have declared their intention to carry war any extremities. The following extract from the Richmond Whig will give an idea of the sentiments the people and the desire of the press to buoy the spirits of the army and to represent ...

... as a guest. The family of the Cokes have ever been greatly respected in Norfolk hot was only 1837. when what wa» called tho Whig batch peers was made, that the eldest representative wae raised to the peerage under the title of the Earl of Leicester. He ...

... cimetitution of this United Kingdom. bill ttot^qneeUon-—ienot dead; « »»*« eh.po.gam,ond somehow ot other, tto Tones, ttoeo Whigs who •mi like Tories (Uochter) - entertain uncomlortaole f3tam wUoh almost .to . .hirer (ohe«m ifn.FkiArl Mow what ie this ...

... niorammaate rear being made on Gharlesten aeoperation with the advance boa Island. Sharp firing was heard ad off Chariestrw a Whig tha 13th teat states that Sherman had the Sooth Ediate fiakng Bran thrill., an tha west and advanced Oiaagte burg Columbia ...

... Acland refused to give one single pledge, to tell how be should vote on any one measure. admitted helping to turn out the old Whigs, and to get in Sir Robert Peel; but none of them were freetraders thin. Sir Robert and his colleagues set to work on system ...

... orderedbretobetim gad.: anxoiCK or raws. There wea smut shock of Is Kingitown. Jauaioa, «u th« •tmiac of Um 11th ati. The Hichmond Whig, wboM motto “Bio woipwTjrasiiU,'- toa droppad It nqiMat ot Ua PiotoatrMarahai aenajml. Loolard, the accomplished parfonxur ...

... d. Lord John Russell wee earl per snbsss, hot then he had held the Premiership, and wss, besidee, of ducal and a governing Whig family. The same •• bird night” tells thst the Ministry intend to propose the grant of pension of £l,OOO year to the widow ...

... has been denied, it thought that the honour is designed for him in company with Lord Lord Taunton, Lord Montoagle, and other Whig Peers. A beautiful variety of the common starling wss ■but the other day, near Birmingham, out of large look there birds. Tho* ...

... members ©f Lord Grey’s administration. After this, bis services being considered valuable, he became political agent for the Whigs, and the Reform Club taking him by the hand, he removed to London in 1832, where practised solicitor and Parliamentary agent ...

... exertions were chiefly confined, and it must suffice to say that from 1805 1820 waa a zealous supporter of the principles of the Whig party, except in 1815, when ho supported the Ministers renewing the war against Napoleon. No statesman ever woo more respect ...