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... satisfaction. Charleston has not yet been captured. There is war news of interest. Nr..v York, Aco. (Evening) The Richmond Whig contains Charleston news to the 20th instant, stating that during the last twenty-four hours the j Federal operations were ...
... just made on its high standard, les'on. n v ni»rwi lon oh a* The lecturer’s sche„,e, perhaps, hardly makes allow. The Richmond Whig says that If the Confederates 7 ra^rnin * bring* IT cahn, and 37 «mc- f. r the par.jm ofp.rt.cul.r cu .te.l Kimx.,l-, -M ...
... THE BALLYMENA OBSERVEB, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 18CS. •• s ...
... (dyed that tint), and brutal (like untoabull-dog),—“ Base bloody, and brutal was the unflattering alliteration flung at the Whig* O’Conucll—the ficice, furious, fiery, fix zing (when they touch sodawater), frightful, “fearsome,” and lastly the so outrageously ...
... regards the capture of the Confederate ram- as the most unfriendly act yet committed by England towards tho South. The Richmond Whig denounces it as an act of hostility, not neutrality. President Davis reviewed the troops at Mobile on the inst. Immense numbersof ...
... and it was largely endowed, as they knew, the Maynooth Grant and other things. When are twitted by the Timet and Northern Whig, and told that, if we don t convert the people of Ireland, we are not fit to live, it right, we would ask, that systems should ...
... adopt. th.iter*nt, equally a matter of cou sc, political changes must expected.” Exactly ko! With the fall of Atlas the whole Whig world wid rush down into irretrievable ruin, an.l the Conservative chief will sent for, and he good time which had been long ...
... did not saitably r ‘pond to Dr. (A'rtw Letter), j m*k'- Ids appearance until lb. y were the point of and Mr. Bans, ' f the Whig. Mr. Weir, navimr le iv.tig, wh nervously approo hed the young girl, cornolimentury prop ped the health of •• Tlie her baad ...
... intervals, to 3s. per cent, in 1I5, at which amount it has remained from that time till the preseut day. It is clear that our Whig rulers will not give up a single iota of this obnoxious impost, except at the stern bidding tbe country. The tax old, so fruitful ...
... and in red the rjoTemor-goner.ildrip J tma ca. In Jamaica Cord had no easy ta-k. but aeqni’ted bnctflf well that when the Whigs ha i to aer k out the ablear man they could find to b-- Governor General of Cmad.i, they pitched upon Lord Elgin, notwithstanding ...
... which our readers are familiar, to sustain bis assertion that’a conspiracy existed in Belfast to disfranchise wholesale the Whig ratepayers, and such Protestant voters were not Tories. Mr. Justice O’Brien said the evidence Mr. was quoting was not bearing ...
... and tho reputation Stephen Lushington has declared the law to be the management tbe largo lauded estates ; aud. in of tbe Whigs. The public would secure of that, if new and absolute truth were revealed bis opinion, the cost was not excessive in proportion ...