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... ofjithe 22nd of this month, which has, on several marked occasions, been singularly fatal Whig governments. It may credit extraordinary train of coincidences, Whig politicians should look with peculiar distrust on this day. The following is striking and ...
... Government brought into power upon a question of Reform, when au alteration iu tho Franchise was to be proposed, was Mr. Brand, the Whig whipper-in, gentleman who seldom addresses tho Speaker unless when called upon to move for writ to be issued for a seat rendered ...
... something to say another day; and Lord Lyvcden, not a very safe friend of tho Government, although under great obligations to tho Whigs, on Monday last inaugurated discussion of copsiderablo importance upon the report of Colonel Jervois, on the defences of Canada; ...
... postpone the consideration of the hill, and indefinitely referred It select committee of one member from each state. The Richmond Whig asserts that General Forrest ia in favour arming 200,000 negroes. correspondent of the Southern papers asserts that Lee has ...
... and all great divisions are to be found in different lobbies. In Pailinmeut its voice gives out most uncertain sound, neither Whig nor Tory, but half one and half the other. And, strange to say, though an election is fast approaching, the local Conservative ...
... division the field into white bar and red bar of equal proportion, the red bar being the outer end of the field.—Jtickmond Whig. Fkdkbal Futanck.—The Times that, according to the last aocounta from New York, fresh loan of $120,000,000 haa been opened ...
... Parliament, to contend with Democrats, fostered and encouraged, for selfish purposes, by Lord Ifartiogtou and others of the Whig aristocracy.—l am, sir, your obedient servant, CONSERVATIVE ELECTOR. Chorley, Cth March, 1865. It is said that ia M.’s back ...
... worse; our equals, not our superiors.” The committee of the senate have reported against the taxation exports. The Richmond Whig says there was no cotton in Charleston at the time of its evacuation. Richmond papers infer that Sherman is consummating a ...
... heretofore to the office of the adjutant and inspectorgeneral. (Signed), K. E. Lep, General. The following ia from the Richmond Whig of Feb. 16 We copy from the Petersburg Express oi yesterday the follow interesting correspondence, which speaks for itself ...
... from Sherman that the Yankees will get from them will be that bis army has been met, defeated, and probably destroyed.” The Whig says, Sherman's doom may looked upon as sealed.” Evidently great preparations are being made the rebels to check mm, ana the ...
... of Muckndge House, near Yongal, will be candidate.—Conferdury; Lord AtbSumney lias announced his intention to retire. The Whigs bring forward Major Lyen. —Frome Lord Edward Thynne retiring, a very active canvas has been pursued during the week Sir Henry ...
... negroes asked for. Richmond in no greater danger now than it was the last or previous spring. New York, Feb. 25.—The Richmond Whig, of Monday, says that Wheeler repulsed two charges on Aitken on the 10th, but was compelled to fall back, the enemy consisting ...