... sae he Iseerted . Ile ternis kr servento as rem Ow) Ii; nee servanu, kherare, sr k ea tithe piper' ins isdaded. ire see lave Whig elialever to do with nesselkdisas beams sereeene. resoles no -Of be aborted the hillestiees in several simetkoressts. with ...

... friends find themselves in position to assume the reins of power, we think the experience of the hustings will prove to all, Whig, Radical, and Conservative alike, that such a foreign policy as has been adopted and pursued during the year 1864, will not ...

... the LOl4Oll daily tads yeti* *sash timed always with the hsrfssl the gaged is whirl they are hinted -_- 1. de tin be& and en- Whig. The —theirs ate at the year—l au a as he as the away mead is wool sisal as lava known that et see Wee de were as amok la ...

... their boasud independence, were obedient to Mr Brand's whip; some or nine Conservative members were unavoid* - bly absent. The Whigs brought up the maimed and the halt from all part 3 of the kingdom, and saved the ministry by majority of eighteen votes When ...

... Hoare should fail to appreciate the purity of my intentions, nor am 1 in the least surprised that some ot the chiefs of the Whig party in Somerset should tail, as I told they do, to appreciate the candidature Sir Henry Hoare for this division of the county ...

... acler. He :o the early I fancy I ; he is ilitical bias lid vote for ndependent opposed to the clerici, of pohtics. f our worst Whig party body, are e* will not can; and 24th inst., only just Now, as ■e, therefor®. to another, isk on what »n behalf of briuging ...

... shades of |K*litics. Some of our best people are Liberals, and some of our worst enemies are Protestant Tories. lam afraid the Whig party have themselves to blame that the clergy, as a hotly, are against them. However, all this rhotomontadr* will not influence ...

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

... amongst ‘hy shades of politics. ome of our best le ase Li , and some of our enemies are Protestant Tories. J am afraid the Whig party have thems Ives to blame that the clergy, ea » are against them. all this hotomontade will wot inflacnce you to help ...

... army remains—destroy that, and the rebellion is no more. The comments of the Richmond prose have not been received, but the Whig, as if anticipating the capture, says, Come what may, the cause must be upheld. The _Dispatch says, Even were Charleston ...

... Hoare should tail to appreciate the purity of my i | tentions, nor am I in the least surprised that some | the chiefs of the Whig party in Somerset sheuld fa | as Iam told they do, to ap ciate the candidature | honourable baronet seems very fu' | Sir Henry ...

... eiree ef ettedm. virtu* sp his rewiller be worm. Self. peep •up be echos, but in the et bollordi apron to be &mat The beth is • Whig bee PI 111111 to iMpla.• a• sweril War as ht Isesee.—/kaihr Ihreury. &Arms w killeis le with at the eskeeilft se It ammemme ...