... NEW Chsrlestoo ne the last twen confined to For, Sumter 1 200-pounder walls of kurt fort, which en of the hsrbou ter. If Whig, the to defend the U lung as a fu all non-comba ...

... and wife, who, at Omagh, obtained • the Northern Whig for publishing au articie Groin the Telegrap& recovered another verdict against Mr. Hampton, bookseller, Derry, fee having sold copies of the Whig containing the libellous matter; but Has jury the ...

... staff of a Whig Administration. At the same time, it should be r collected that he did not change benches in the House alone, nor, properly speaking, of his own motion. He came out of the Conservative camp. as Lord Derby came out of the Whig camp, to maintain ...

... Spain and Ireland. where the British Government is endeavouring to undo what every British Government has supp.erted. whether Whig or Tory since 1833, and to i lace the whole of the laity. against their wishes, procrate under the feet of Dr. Cullen and the ...

... driven towards Lynchburg. He is very confident of receiving Lee's surrender, together with the remains of his army: The Richmond Whig, now a minor paper, says the evacustion of the city has been progiessing for a month. The people, however refused to believe ...

... the Fohication Question ? Yes—l thought so. Quito right ; ant you shall have them —when the Whig, come in. You have only got to ask end have—when the Whigs come in. Will you have leases fur sixty-three years, or a sale of the notate' of absentees, or ...

... roost impressive address. sentenced Dillene to ten years penal servitu.le, directing that he should be sent if at once, without Whig allowed soy interview II ith Ids friends. ...

... Lansdowne declined office ou plea of health. Ile will give the Goaernment a fair support. This tone was taken grne. rally by the Whig statesmen to whom Lord Derby applied. It also says that Sir Itulwer Lytton ami Pakingtou sill be raised to the Peerage. ...

... connected with the FelllAll conspiracy. tie was lodged in the police office, and will probably be committed to jail—Northers Whig. ...

... while the walls were manned by the Liberals, then called Whigs. We have reminded the Orangemen of Mr. Disr ieli's declaration that the Orange ruffians of Ulster are the represents-. tives of the Whigs of 1688. We have remit' led them of Lord Derby's Liverpool ...

... the rights of the several states and of the individual man. There was this apparently singular inconsistency, that %bile the Whigs or Republicans were for enslaving the poor whites, many of them spoke agsinst the slavery of the blacks ; and while the Democrats ...

... in the docks, found some boxes of percussion caps. With re si ect to the seizure of arms in Dundalk on Saturday the Northern Whig states that they were consigned, hi the ordinary course of business, to an ironmong r, and that they wire purchased for the ...