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... barley grower instead the Chinese cultivators, and complains that the Budget still leaves the financial legislator of the Whigs invidious, partial, and selfish. The Time* does not deny that every single proposal of the Chancellor of the Exchequer is likely ...
... barley-grower, ins result the Chinese cultivators, and complai t the the Budget still leaves the financial le f the lange of the Whigs invidious, partial, and ether The Times does not deny that ever eand proposal of the Chancellor of the Ex is likely to be ...
... House of Commons supporters of a Conservative government; but we should have had nothing to cry out against. But that the Whigs or Liberals, finding themselves unable to return one of their own men for Louth, should have had the cunning and audacity to ...
... towards Lynchburg. very confideat of receiving Lee's sur togethet with the remains of army gave the evacuation of The Richmond Whig, now a Union the citw ha progressing for The peopl ever, refused to believe that removal evacuation, and declined to take m ...
... other Irish national papers o eante to the flag of the Union fiying. pitiadie and contempudie, at present, vue years tone of Whig and Tory organs, which hav wit ket, } so much to lead many of our peuple a a their constant, wilful through those false prophecies ...
... merely to prefer Tories to Whigs, Mr. M‘Cuntock would, tho Tablet intimated, answer such purpose very wall. But the Priests and People of Louth wanted neither of these. The Louth Election, then, is Whig-Liberal triumph, howsoever Whig-Liberal journalists, going ...
... filled the olfici of Irish Lord of the Treasury from the years 1847 to 1852. Mr. Bellew is Catholic, and, like his brother, is a Whig in politics. The Poor Law Board (Ireland) now consists of the following members;— Mr. Alfred Power, Chief Co*»- misMcner; Mr ...
... are now miring towards Lynchburg. very confident receiving Lees surrender, together with the remains his army. The Richmond Whig, now a Union paiu-r, says that the evacuation the city bad been progressing for month. The people, however, refused to believe ...
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... towards Lyticbbnrg. He is vety confident of receiving Lee’e surrender, together with tbe remains of his army. Ihe Richmond Whig, now Union paper, says the evacuation of the city bad been progressing for month. Tbe people, however, refused believe that ...
... poshed toward Lynchburg. Ho is very confident of receiving Leo’s sorrender, together with the remains of hie army. The Richmond Whig, now Union paper, says tho evacuation of city had been progressing for mouth. people, however, refused to believe that removal ...
... will come off; the Meath meeting | place on the following Tuesday and Wedn wor! a 18 CHANGES AT RICHMOND. nand The Richmond Whig of April 6 contai voted argu- following :— “ The transition from enormons prices ai mis- reciated currency to reasonable rates ...