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... acd ate now towards Lvi.chburg. lie is very confident of r.ceivng Lee a surrender together with the remains or army. Richmond Whig (now union paper says :— The evacuation of the city had been for moi.th The ople, however, refused believe that remov ,\ meant ...
... rva•ives cheered because they remembered L .rd J. Russell's E linbargh letter and the tardy conversion of the Wnigs ; the Whigs cheered because they gladly stave the credit to Mr. Cobden rather than to the Minister; and the Pretectionists cheered ironically; ...
... following items of interest relative to the evacuation of Richmond are taken from the first number of the new series the Mehmond Whig, which resumed publication the 4th instant:— The evacuation of Riehmond commenced earnest on Sunday night, closed at daylight ...
... artifices of or Liberal. It did not matter to him whether they were creeping g ion of priests. Let them consider the Tory or Whig. Let them send men who would stand by the Mr. HARM : The Superintendent of Police is here. I th ey led ca inflict upon their ...
... Perla. Conservatives cheered because they remembered Lord J. Russell's E iinburgh letter and the tardy conversion of the Whigs; the Whigs cheered because they gladly the credit to Mr. Cobden rather than to the Minister; and the Pretectionista cheered ironically; ...
... the Conservatives cheered because they remembered Lord J. Russell's E unburgh letter and the tardy conversion the Wuigs; the Whigs cheered b-cause they gladly gave the credit to Mr. Cobden rather than to the Minister; and the Protectionists cheered ironically; ...
... at of which Mr. Blake and Mr. Green are May Sed Wi] when the new Parliament meets, and peels turn t At © scale against the Whigs on the first defeat ag eg Mr. Potter, the Radical, has, of course, Tett, the Conservative; but the contest Sa Satisfactory ...
... she said that MA bet al*lpsgging and that she had no eaStody. The prisoner's s:..wlia be &beat sixteen years old. that get Whig by singing in the abuts= MIS they Wed in Church. street, St. Giles, end paid W. a Melia for their lodging; that their O t ...
... carried of Com of Cobden cheer wa vodferoua I of cheered Initio Peelite they J Cuaaell'i Eiiuborgh letter con version of Whig : the credit to Mr to Protectionist louder than all put together to Sir charged inciting filled to rafiocabon all upon Cobdin ...
... elected by a majority of 89 over the Conservative candidate, Mr. M'Clintock. The vacancy W9B atoned by the appointment of the Whig, Mr. Bellew, to the post of Poor Law Commissioner, vaunt by the death of the late Mr. Senior. ...
... 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 ...