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... that Sir J. Romily, the master of the rolls, is destined for the chancellorship. Be this as it may, it appears ominous to the Whig Chancellor that Lord Chelmsford should be chosen to draw out the report of the Lords' Committee. There appears to be no doubt ...
... eletema legislation and govercruent to us, and au. most make Our selection. s vas people PSY there no suitierenee now between Whig eo.J f u ry, %Veil. I don't q site believe that, tnough there are Wldife like some Tries- but in the two caniMates that an ...
... that about 300 Yankee* crossed the river opposite Columbia on Friday, but retreated to the north aide immediately. —Richmond Whig. The Revenue Returns. —Each succeeding quarterly return of the revenue, says tho Times, gives occasion for uttering the same ...
... us the following: Apparently the project of arming the negroes is to tested, but the following paragraph which appears m the Whig of March 21 looks if practical difficulties had already been encountered. That A largo number of ladies and gentlemen assembled ...
... that about 300 Yankees crossed the river opposite Columbia on Friday, but retreated to the north side immediately. —Richmond Whig. The Revenue Returns. —Each sucoeoding quarterly return of the revenue, Bays the Times, gives occasion for attering the same ...
... is to be presumed, of being repre- sented by the extreme Radical Sir Robert Clifton, whom they returned in 1861 against the Whig Candidate, tbe Earl of Lincoln, have determined to put forward a champion holding their own views. They have selected Mr Alfred ...
... orgies of voluptuousness bare lion. Si. hemelf eagerly looked for eel- deprived of I saw •hiln of thirteen, cana l indeed el Whig pushed talk hawed opus sad eves tam. whose had been by and niortitied. the overworked goverasen, she plunging As the impure ...
... eel I. 0. rnrl4 sirritti Leo • ewes at 1 ,N* rel.otere. 11, , lillted mad sod from too So rite. The eitesb shael Oho Whig* foltowed ors Wad Weal teteeadaaeme. r, Hata, Light the fneta and reeve eat lb. James R I.e. I I wee iS aad 'be is In Ii lo ...
... Maaazine. Whig Legislation. — Lord Russell seems to think that England was never so great or so flourishing as she is now ; and he attributes her growth in influence abroad aud wealth at home to ths wisdom ot Whig legislation. Was it Whig legis- lation ...
... bas appointed committee to inform the Government of terms upon Lincoln will receive Virginia back into Union The Richmond Whig an informal meeting been held by the membero Virginia remained in Richmond consider the proposition of Lincoln to reassemble ...
... will retire This gentleman was elected first as a Whig by both parties. In 1839 he addressed a letter to his constituents, stating that T 7T # eve ts u had compelled him to oppose the policy of the Whigs, and that as there was no other choice than to be ...