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... combined with a judicious economy in the national expenditure, which must sooner or later be enforced even upon reluctant Whigs, we may reasonably look for such a revision and remis- sion of taxation as may satisfy the requirements of all classes, among ...
... been confined to skirmishing with Forrest's IIM N'cavalry, acting ats rear guard to Hood's rolsin army. of 15 'ihe Richmond Whig, on the 16th, states that a report 11 bad been received from General Roddy, announcing that )s the Federals have abandoned ...
... honourable members as Jan. 1. re 1560. 1864. 1863. 18s62. 1861. It Conservatives - 317 313 312 307 303 Peelites - * 13 13 11 12 14 Whigs - - 231 234 238 238 24( Radicals - - 95 96 95 96 94 *e 6,56 656 656 653 661 :0 I think we are warranted in drawing the conclusion ...
... understand that * fair arrangement was crone to, the full amount of the claims of sash creditor being allowed to pail.*Northern Whig. Ao GOOD AM Nsw.*ln this foot country the hair whitens and falls early. Rut thin and grey heir indicate only a local decay ...
... ! rj, Waits acd l.nn xc , 1* tiit j ;ef--OC3e, ; oii. Li. TIO y MAT i: >1 ATI C A J,, CV STILE, GENEKAL, K E F. , MR. JOHN WHIG IT, I A L nr'icrc:fation?(l * ere the competitors fer tbo are iivtn tfa f •. early *aclj Ciart-st— Class Ma»i*r T. 6untJjAv ...
... the great Republic. The Conservatives arc trying very hard to get up a charge of Federal sympathy against what they term the Whig Government; and, to tell the truth, the aspect affairs is none of the most promising the world. Recently it has been fully ...
... that the Wilmington fleet may be compelled, on account of bad weather, to return to Fortress Monroe for coal. The Richmond Whig says Porter wiU discover has undertaken impracticable thing in the attempt reduce Wilmington. It is estimated that there are ...
... nature made him excessively popular among the Irish, has been succeeded Lord Wode- HotJSE, one of the rising young men of the Whig party, of whom the only fear we entertain that ambitious enough to try to pluck the heart out of the mystery of the Irish ...
... few things left to the Whigs and Tories to quarrel about that House of Commons might bs sxpseted to present the aspect of truly happy family,” were it not for the exacerbating reflection that the Tories are out, while the Whigs are in. E and the Unitbd ...
... *»are Z * ?? v loneerin e days, despise them. P^ofConserlT the * 0r ««J7 Herald) that the **•• W ZI S W York,hire Pen the Whig *^PteT €n4fe tioe « d *« *• sn «ated ali monopoU^K *>c reprewntotion have * bee »tku.ia Bn l rZt? ¥ the hnt « fil the prea^ ...
... made him excessively popular among , the Irish, has been succeeded by Lord Wode- House, one of the rising young men of the Whig party, of whom the only fear we entertain that is ambitious enough to try to pluck the heart out of the mystery of the Irish ...