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... matters and salaries, dawned upon the practical mind of the Anglo-Saxon race. A new political group took its seat beside the Whigs and the Tories. Henceforth it never quitted the House of Commons. There it acquired its rank, its influence; there it caused ...
... time Sir John Shelley hss not made any declaration of his intention to stand again. The Representation of Edinburgh.—Our city Whigs are already busy in view of the approaching general election. Mr. Black is to retire, goes the rumour, and Sir W*m. Gibson-Craig ...
... committee from doing anything. The inquiry has been finished some lime, the report might have been ready several days ago. But the Whig members have not attended the meetings the committee, and have thus forced several adjournments, with the object, of course ...
... the opii tia, and which I future time be hel [Cheers.) co; fair issue b tons; have legislation and go> oar selection. between Whig anc though there arc (haughter.) But you there is •ml a man must °t perceive it.— country a hotter c •U the grown-up thst you ...
... any better prospect of emancipating us from the assiduous pursuit of the Imperial favour which has been attributed to the Whigs. They rather quarrel with Earl Bussell because he has failed to conciliate the new C.esar, and they offer us Lord Malmesbury ...
... sentenced him to six years’ imprisonment. AMERICA. [REUTER’S TELEGRAMS.] LATEST FROM RICHMOND. RICHMOND, April 6. The Richmond Whig of to-day says :—The transition from enormous prices and depreciated currency to reasonable rates and real money has come so ...
... for the restoration of the South to the Union. Lincoln has given the former a pass to come to and from Richmond. The Richmond Whig states that informal meeting had been held the members of the Virginia Legislature who remained in Richmond to consider the ...
... stated that two candidates are in the field—Viscount Gort, representing the Conservative interest; and the Earl Listowel, the Whig interest. The last ten elections have passed off without contest, nono having taken place since Lord Talbot de Malahide’s ...
... editorial quill, and, in about twenty-four hours after the evacuation, has discovered and announced through the columns of The Whig that there is great deal of Union sentiment Richmond, &c. Europe—quiet, blood-consenting Europe—is so deeply interested in ...