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... the wound, the z' causing inflammation. This is said to the reason why so many of our wounded have got erysipelas. Vicksburg Whig (Southern paper.) Lord Feversham's Bull Rocket. In accordance with the directions Lord Feversham, the noble donor, the bu ...
... the very limited business done stretches over ten coluuanr, of the Northern Whig. The most sauent point the doings on Saturday was an impeachment lrfr Lindsa y- The Whig thus describes the scene — * r. Rea stood up, and emphatically and deliberately ...
... was to make the boastful, full of windy conceit, envious, and jealous was in- deed the very devil, as J had said the first Whig was. fessor Blackie then concluded saying he heped he would not be mistaken for a Tory. © was a man of the people, and an advocate ...
... firing of a shot—that is, the discharge of blasting powder. The Conservative victory at Southampton has so disconcerted the Whig Ministry that at Totnes the Duke of Somerset, First Lord of the Admiralty, not content with seating one nominee, the Earl of ...
... Mr. J. Sheridan Knowles. The following sketch of the somewhat eventful life of the eminent dramatist appears in the Northern Whig :— “Mr. Knowles was born in Cork, in the year 178+, being the eldest, and, we believe, the only son of James Knowles, Esq. ...
... was converted into the calculating woman, the ' astute feminine Whig, whose delight resembled that of Pitt when Fox committed himself in the Regency debate, Pitt exclaiming I'll tin- Whig the gentleman for the rest of his life. To un-Tory an admirer ...
... is not a Dye. The Hair and Whiskers, however Gray, are restored to and preserved in their Original Life Colour. By its Use, Whigs and Gray Hairs will soon become extinct. It will Stain neither the Skin nor the Linen. Requires DO previous preparation of ...
... id posaeaaion of , Any British minister, Whig or Tory, would dismiet, degrade, and punieh him. What would be done with English, Scotch, or Irish general in our army who ...
... is not a Dye. The Hair and Whiskers, however Gray, are restored to and preserved in their Original Life Colour. By its Use, Whigs and Gray Hairs will soon become extinct. It will Stain neither the Skin nor the Linen. Requires no previous preparation of ...
... will be buried in’ are being law, left Belfast Torquay. D. -his son- in Glasgow, and. arrange the evening to meet Mra. Knowles Whig. ...
... Oueen. uniform d .o quered city, were to uualt tu female iuhabiiania through an official proclamation .* Any Briiiah minister. Whig or Tory, would dismiss, degrade, and punish him. What would bo done with English, Scotch, or Irish general our army who should ...
... machines. We have one of these machines in use, and think more highly of it than of any of the number we have snot. —Richmond Whig. We have this day seen one yard of cloth stitched in twelve seconds, by the mud). without dripping a stitch. and beautifully ...