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... family. Divided into twenty-six lots they pro°- over £100. The General Assembly and the Distress in cash ire.—We {Northern Whig) are glad to learn 0 movement has commenced among the the General Assembly for the purpose of funds for the relief of the distress ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... that afforded some scope for the exercise of his peculiar genius. He talked of India, and reviled the East India Company, the Whigs, the Conservatives, and everybody who had had any share in preventing him from ruining our Eastern empiro after his own patent ...
... the NZorthern WThig. The most salent point In the counoillors doings on Saturday wan an Impeach. ment of a Mr, Lindesa. The Whig thus describes the scene- Mr. Rea stoid up, and emphatically and deliberately began his Impeachment of his brother member ...
... the Preston newspaper offices. The following pleasant paragraph, referring to this subject, appears in the Belfast Northern Whig of Thursd-y :—Who is there who is accnstomed to travel between Belfast and England by the Fleetwood route and does not know ...
... spoken as the Liberal candidate, —Mr. Dent of course appealing again in the Conservative interest. W e shall now see how far the Whig First Lord of the Admiralty will justify Mr. Dent's accusation (not our accusation, —as Mr. Pender in his letter to us, last ...
... garrotte at every put Mossoo had «jueer way of putting it, but there’s a good in what said.— Eamuml Yatet in the. Northern Whig, The Dependence op the Human Race upon each Othek. —Consider how, according to the arrangements of the divine government, man ...
... garotte al every pas I Mosaoo had a queer way of putting it, but there’s a good deal in what he said.— Yales in thi Northern Whig. Gustavus Adolphus.—M. Michelet can only discover two men of blithe disposition in the seventeeuth century; which distinguished ...