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... THE BATTLE OF B RUN. they had, soon after he moved, advanced their columns to —The following account is from the Richnzond Whig of meet him, and brought on an engagement which he was / the 2nd inst. :—The battle of Bull's Run opened by throwobliged to ...

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... Matthew ; and-bribe evening, from chapter of St. John, 28th and 29th verses. The wbule of the sermons were good, but the weather Whig very inclement, the congregations were not so large as expected. The chapel looks very nice, and is greatly improved, but 4 ...

... THE GREATEST IN LIFE. A a/ Moo erwmplerms of the diliamltlam hm =primness ha 'Whig marwamis roily worthy UM Rs : I -am going to trouble you with my &wroth diMculss, further than to my owing to over which, of course, neither my butler nor my homekeeper ...

... perform the duties alluded to by our chairman, and I fsel within myself that I shall deserve the gratification to be gained in Whig done all that could be done for my employers in the speedy of our work, and although we may meet with more dangers and didlculties ...

... 1783, and was therefore in his seventy-ninth year. The deceased nobleman had been for many years a zealous supporter of the Whig party, and had done good service to his political friends during his long career in the House of Commons, more especially during ...

... Mr. Gordon character, but a revised code of education, making funda- genera lly s p ea ki ng, t h e l ead i ng men of the .Whig part . v . ;by both these evils would be more than doubled by the took up a piece of board, and wrote with .charcoal, Give ...

... minds of his follty Dections. whom be mets. to he the in I relemk as yell Alto the family of his wife, whom he represents as Whig am of the mast wealthy to anglini.l. Ife has availed himself of mated by the magistrates with regard to his Ewaste, and has ...

... Chancellor Witeiaus.) LLAPIXAETIII: C.LUTtON TO Star AeTS.—TheMSI Morgan, a sereaut of Mr. Rees. Llannartin. was summoned for Whig on a wageoa die en by three berme witboot mina The defendant pleaded guilty. P.O flown said be at Int refu -d to give name ...

... Barrebead, in the TM. armee of 100 different sites in Great and Ireland * WM a. Mr. Spurgeon bps given up all his oausary Mali, Whig to the nervous affection under shirk h el e i t i t late been idemsfsg. • A: linmetbattle sh i p, the &name, of 100 tftne einilde ...