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... MISCELLANEOUS 'TAMS. The • Richmond Whig,' alluding to the sinking cf vessels in Chariest n harbour, says the N rth has taken the first step towards soaking Charleston an ezoelleat barb ur and an impregnable ci y. The New York Times' says Congressional ...
... within six days. The Naval Committee has reported a bill for the construction of 20 mail-clad steam gunboats. The Richmond Whig alluding to the sinking of vessels in Charleston harbour, says : —The North has [Registered for Abroad.] taken the first step ...
... THE IRISH LINEN TRADK. We take the following as to the staple trade of from the Northern Whig In our local seems better. The with America has had » good und the act act of Mr Seward in allowing the British troops to go through States to Canada the feeling ...
... within siz days. The Naval Committee has reported a bill for the construc- tion of 20 mail-clad steam gunboats. The Richmond Whig, alluding to the sinking of veesels ia Charlestom harboar, eays:--The North has taken the fires step towards making Charleston ...
... 'bole of the Sold metals. all mare Of fossil the Clydmslale Beals; sod (bre is 'eery probability the mieral Meader to thew Whig wrought Is tbe asighbomieg Said% ebb* merles. TM has Wes bored to, at a depth et sliest 96 Pisa of the Lead., sad aim/Islet ...
... noble band of scholars, inelading Araold, Sic J. Coleridge, and John Heary Newman ; the advucate advocacy was the path t> of Whig policy before such and the son of an Eaglish an by Irish associations, which are so potent in their sway, Dr Whately went to ...
... Mt'.vLbtSKOCS ITFMa. The ' li cbto*»nd Whig. alluding to the sinking cf vessels in ( n barbou% the taken the brst step towards t'Qarle»too an excellent barb ur ani an impregnable y. New York Tunes’ says e t;ongre«si«*'nl hu- resolred t-> vide ijX»tioa ...
... Deputy-Chairman. JOHN M. M‘CANDLISH, Manager. WALTER BROWN, Secretary. EDINBURGH, 22 ST ANDREW SQUARE. AGENTS. Greenock ROßEßT WHIG HT, Writer. ~ DUNCAN NICOL, Coal Merchant, DAVID PAUL, SPIRIT MERCHANT AND CONFECTIONER, .°>7 Hamilton Street, Greenock ...
... franchise, to secure & ht to which they hed been too long in- ‘e are happy to say that the tive ma, has been candidate could or Whig glance at the voters’ to “try Dublin” after a ...
... certain, that the Conservatives are qaite « rom M if Moir.) From this circamstance, I have the greatest poss not before, the old Whigs. Hear, boar,” aew bie bore that a Reform Hit! will be brought in whenever ts awsembied; but if ‘a must a aa: to obtaia it, ...
... possession of the mainland near Beaufort. The Federal& b al been successful in an engagement in Western Virginia. The Richmond Whig, referring to Mr Seward's despatch on the Trent question, thinks England will renew her demands for apology, and such avowals ...