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... Imlts j* - himself of or«o. the have betn con• * ito with furrett a cavalry, acting as rear to Hood's main army H.t Richmond Whig, on the Kth, state* that a report « '-een rtcdved from General that • ■ dtrals have abandoned all the»r posts the Nadi' »l‘ ...
... Liberal party. It is stated, for instance, Sir R. FeePo Memoirs, that William the' Fourth's sole reason for dismissing his Whig minUtcn in was his aversion,' the appointment “of Lrd* John Russell to b» Chancellor the' Exchequer, when Lord AUhorp ws* ...
... cold weather and be was going free and hearty a pace give good proof of the vigour and freshness of bis strength. The Quincy Whig says that Professor Quinn, of New York, who is out West ou lecturing tour, has reached that place direct from Si. Paul on »kites ...
... offered to us, and we mnat make our nleotion. Soma people there ia no difference now between Whig and Tory. Well, I don't quite believe that, toough then aome Whigs very like some Tories: hut in two candidates that an now offered to von there wide and naaatiat ...
... leader the Conservatives cheered because they remembered Lord J. Russell** iinbargh letter and the tardy conversion of the Whigs; the Whigs cheered because they gladly gave the credit to Mr. rather than to the Minister; and the Protectionists cheered ironically; ...
... (air on leaving Wilsoington, bat the steamer put into the port of Smithneld for the night, and resumed her voyage on the folio whig morning. Soon after leaving Smitbfiold the which wae blowing from the south-west, increased violence, and the vessel made but ...
... falling here and there from missiles thrown from one faction the other. This time there were no fire-arms, but the Northim Whig says that scarcely in the briskest periods of the but riots were many people seen assembled in the disturbed districts i‘.y ...
... Government not willing to fuini the pledgee of 18*9 and IHAO. When to a queetlon of reform ezpntoloo from office, he oaye, the Whig atateeraen will decide la favour ol reform. Tola to to* only effectual mod* of with them, and Ift will adopted. Trad* Parte ...
... the protectionist* that free trade would be the ruin the Iriah grazier have not been verified; the contrary, ae th** Btlfawt Whig remarks, “the value farm stock ha* been rapidly for years past, and never before, not even in the day* of Napoleon I, have ...
... that alone should render them unworthy of our confidence. It is aot, however, the flr-t time that Liberal professions and Whig principles have deceived and destroyed the people. Government shall ever receive my support which not prepared to stake it* ...
... its absence, the new pope frankly replied that needed It no more—the was caught. The Reform question was the net which the Whig party kept always ostentatiously their table to remind them of their peculiar origin it did its work, and they got into power ...
... the newiv elected memUf—an entirely new name, man. rather—and onoout of his locally could tell whether the elected party was Whig or Tory. This led to many error* on the fonscrvalivc •dde. which was repeated the liberal Sometimes was ridiculous, in the ...