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... Great dissatisfaction is expressed the Southern Generals with Pemberton?s military operations against Grant, and the Richmond Whig says it is rumoured that General Johnstone has taken his sword from Pemberton, and placed him under arrest. The Express of ...
... the manipulation of the general election under the new system. The existing Government, whether it be Tory or whether it be Whig, always has a direct advantage to the extent of several seats at a general election. Its indirect influence in pretty venly ...
... succeeded in disposing of the twenty others whieh the book contained ! There is little proba- bility that our priest-riddea Whig Govern ment will inter- fese to suppress a practice which is manifestly a violation of the law; bat the Psotestant publie shoul ...
... defendant. Dr. Seeds and Mr. W. Seeds appeared for the plain- Dr. in stating the case, said that Mr. Cramsie pat in the Northern Whig of the 28th November the following advertisement :—“ Woollen goods for ten- der. To be sold by tender, 43 short lengths of ...
... General Butler?s acts suocryphal. Ihe draft takes place in New York the 10th of November. There will in Boa ton. The Richmond Whig says the order of the Secretary for War enrol conscripts between 18 and 46 years ol age unpopular, if not odious, lar_e c.ass ...
... October last, Mr. Lynch published a letter in the Belviccs, aud comprised thirty-one lanre transports, sixteen fast Sorthem Whig, wherein accused Mr. Gault of missteam gun-boats, and eight ships war carrying 383 guns, representation, aud perversion, in ...
... 1,450, Dr. H. Y. Purden, Alfred Street. 2,896, James Gamble, Royal Terrace. 3,747, Mr. Grant, John Street. 2,068, Mr. Lang, Whig.— 4,866, Rev. Mr. Hamill, Newtownlimavady,— O41, George Kidd, Linenhall Street. 1,568, J. Smyth, Belfast. 3,847, Henry Matier ...
... and we have no doubt that it was the reaction from all ‘made him a con. ventionalist morals, an insolent and inconsistent Whig im politics, a shallow and inaccurate historian, @ poet pouring out all light and no warmth, and for an able man the most unsound ...
... police mazi- John Bright. stracy in the metropolis, is a brother-in-law of Mr. Tre family of the late Mr. Pat. S mors, long the Whig member for Sligo, are said to have been left wholly unprovided for. Tax fund for a statue to Stonewall Jackson has reached ...
... considerable amonnt of discreditable coarseness, in the columns of the London The article was copied, without comment, into the Whig, and a namber of other journals this country; and, in reference thereto, we hav: this week received the following communication ...
... that during the last Sammer’s drought all the pamps of this town had like a dry-breasted nurse ? L observe that tho Northern Whig is bo come very irate because a writer in the Times char ges the whole Irish people with being eut-throats and assassing having ...
... compara- tively small outlay should immediately apply to De. Merry, who, we guarantee, to be safe toany amount.” —Northern Daily Whig, Belfast, September 24, 1864. Numerous other testimonials given. ...