COURT CIRCULAR
... head, that his ultimate recovery aro entertained. Dr. Haitian Cooke son of the Rev. Dr. Cooke, of May-street Chur on. Belfast Whig. ...
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rHE SUN, LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVEAING, AUGUST 2, 1865
... fight should always take his share of it. He also said President Lincoln's death was no loss to the South ; that he was a Whig and non-slaveholder, while Johnson is a Democrat who has held slaves, and who voted for Breckenridge in 1860 ; therefore the ...
THE WAR IN NEW ZEALAND
... gets up fight should always take his share of it. He also said, President Lincoln’s death was no loss to tho South, that was a Whig and non-slaveholder, while Johnson is Democrat, who has held slaves, and who voted for Brcckenridge in 1800; therefore, the ...
TIIE ATLANTIC CABLE
... of his ultimate fbfiovnry are 'entertained. Dr. Haldane Cooke ia a son of the Rev, Dr. Cooke, of Ja*J«l_r«r 4a__rcL,-A.(Ay/ Whig, ...
AMERICA
... The man who ge.s up a fight should always take his share of it Pixsitkißt Lincoln's death is no loss to the South. Ho was a Whig aud non slaveholder, while Johnson is a Democrat who bus held slaves, and who voted for Breckomilgo in 1800; theiefore th d ...
THE EVENING STANDARD, WEDNESDAY-, AUGUST 1865
... fair. The man who gets up fight should always take his sKre of it President Lincoln’s death is loss to the South. Ho was a Whig and non-slaveholder, while Johnson is Democrat who has held slaves, and who voted for Breokenridge in 1SG0; therefore the people ...
QUEEN'S PRIZE. L t; -6 6 4 =Name of Corps. I No. of Round. 2j 3 1 4 1 5
... his ultimate recovery are entertained_ „'lllaldane Cooke is a son of the R ev . D r . Cooke, of 3.l=•street Church. —Belfast Whig, tit!IJICIDE OF AN UNKNOWN GENTLEMAN, —A genwho was unknown, jumped into the Thames at IseZuNworth oil Monday morning, in the ...
THE COUNTY MEMBERS AND CHURCHRATES
... leader's comprehensive Church-policy. Lord Richard Grosvenor, the member for Flintshire, reflects the views of many other Whigs when he remarks that he 'hall continue to vote for the abolition of Church-rates, believing all compromise to be ineffectual ...
LONDON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2
... pretences the most trivial. Since that p.riod various similar effcrts have been made, and these courts have been treated by Whig law legis- lators with a sort of suppressed contempt which ia really marvellous, considering the oredit they so often claimed ...
THE MORNING HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUG UST 2, 1865
... French, nor flatter them. I only bargain for one plagiarism. If it be a Whig oration, I must wind up with a few words for the glorious harvest.' This, you will admit, is fair. The Whigs have ripened the wheat ever since the Reform Bill, and we ought to be ...
OM MALLS MOHDAUNT, CONSERVATIVZ, SOUTH wsawicic.)
... vanished, the repairs of churches been simply • charge upon land, and the whole que.tion amicably and for over settled. These Whig Ministers did not want the question settled. They refused our bill. They have since proposed no other. The question never can ...
LITERATURE
... length from the hips, &c Now, I promise, on equally brief inform. tion, to send off by tho night mail a trne-blue address, a Whig 'apostasy,' or a l_a lieal * rouscr,' done in a true, finished, and workmanlike manner. I remember a friend of mine, to whom ...