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... Again on Thursday noon the Pierrepont was filled. The Kingston Whig corroborates the News, and states that some of the refugees are deserters from the Federal army. These men,” adds the Whig, “are spreading themselves abroad, not loafing about town, but ...

... probable. sad 10.1 11 apippanallo, trot. the A alone may be capected ••••••••••••••• aoceesso.. Ir. A and drnm af tbe probable Whig 0.1.• by of the roar. I . 4IMPASS BEARINGS arm. adore*. the !holt walla are Intended to an** .4 ship. Jo Om lo the errors of ...

... counéry’s imdustry. . Two. of ar pets alluded to this subject very si 1¢ Herald anticipated retrenchment, but of course eaded Whig retrenchment. The Timed said there no that can supersede caution, and punidance too great ever to ran dry. a ars ending. last ...

... have left H;:lifax for that place. e- The Federal. had been successful in two engag ments in Western Virginia. The Richmond Whig, alluding to the sinking of the vessels in Charleston harbour. says the North has taken the first step towards making Charleston ...

... of course ; but—Mrs. Windham is to be seen every night in a grand tier box at her Majesty’s.— Edmund Yates iu the Northern Whig. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Matthews open a new entertainment at the Bijou Theatre to-night (Monday). It is written by Mr. H. J. ...

... large quantity of very iron.— Birmengham Daily Post. Tas Carsoric BrsHors AND THe RoMaAN Larrr te short time ago (Worthern Whig) alluded to the tone taken by the Home tion thas the Review (a Roman organ) aa an indica- willing to be with the Ultramontane ...

... ? oward-street, and that distrt where no n ilhtazy or poltce were statli ed. A determined ahouh was here raised of To the Whig / to the W74ig /1 and fjhe crowd proceeded onwards till they came to ths Inyal Hotel, where oeveral well-directed volleys of ...

... factions. The windows of the Rev. Hugh Hanna's meeting-house were broken. Crowds were stiU about at early bout this morning.— Whig. Mrs Livingstone, the wife of Dr. Livingstone, the celebrated African traveller, has fallen victim to fever, the Zambesi. Mr ...

... the Earl of Yarborough, aud the reaulling elevation of Lord Worsley to the House of Peers. It is credibly staled that the Whigs are upbraiding Mr. Heneage, the late Liberal P. for Lincoln, for an ill-timed resignation his seat for that city, which they ...