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... terminated on Tharsday ia ’ the retarn of Sir E. Dering, the Liberal candidate. The | nnmbers polled were according to the Whig return,— Deting 2775 ; Kuatchbull, 2687; majority for Deri 88; nceording to the Consarvative retarn, —Dering, flm Knatchbull ...
... the 25th September and the 17th of November respectively, Mr. Page having previously been awarded tue Socicty’s bronze medal, WHiG-Rapicat ReaistratioNy Socrery.—A publie meeting of the Liberul electors of Southampton was held on Thursday evening at the ...
... ‘E'.:'b:vl ::crln]:' -.d o ':in” mn-{;ting of 126 men, | those worn by French troops. | a. 27, at 11, | Wns a Conservative-Whig; Mr. Morritt is a staunch Con- | Iher® are some who are provokel at the incessant railing &t | 4j,eeq two Courts the considerations ...
... THE BRITISH GOVERNVENT AND THE CON. FEDERATE STATES. Tar Richmond Whig of Dec. 29 makes the following bitter attack upon England :— “ The grovelling and cold-blooded selfishness of the British Ministry toward the Confederate states is fast engendering ...
... Morritt for the North Riding, in saccession to Mr. Cayley, was a clear advantage to the party. Mr. Cayley was a Conservative-Whig ; Mr. Morritt is a staunch Conservative. ...
... the Southern cause, and justly eulogised ::_z fondnetol the Lancashire operatives in their great It has been stated that the Whig Government intended creating a new batch of peers. The names mentioned for these honours were, Mr. Walter, M.P., the chief ...
... pagilistic attitade—each challenging the other to come on} However, there were no blows, as the other members interfered.— Northern Whig. DesperaTe Lear AND EsosPe.—A man named John Evans was being conveyed on Tuesday from Neath to Swansea gaol, to wait his trial ...
... consequ-nces of which | he probably little foresaw. At Addison’s request he had i been appointed gnzetter by Sanderland, ander the Whig Ministry —*“an officer,” as Johnson defines the word in I dictionary, “appointed to pablish news by uutlmrit],' whom Steele ...
... fame of its aathor as a parliamentary orator, Pitt died within the year ; with his death his party was broken up, and the Whigs, under Fox and . Grenville, came into office. In this ministry, which is familiarly known as that of “ all the talents,” Lord ...
... willingness to accept bail in the sum of £lO for his appearaunce, DEATH OF THE MARQUILS OF LANSDOWNE. This venorable and esteemed Whig nobleman—the Lord Lieatenant of Wiltshire —died on Saturday, full of years and honours, at his coantry seat at Bowood, and ...
... Virginia hus called out the militia in the counties bordering on North Carolina in order to resist theinvasion. The Richmond Whig states that the Federal officers captured at Murfreesboro will be confined until General Butler is given up to the Confederate ...
... Secretary on the subject praying for a revision of the route. 5 The week has been hmukeg‘by‘ t;lro Conservative i s in places where whig influence was su tnuer:;pl:o be pall-pm'nmount. At Cambridge Ma- F:wen was returned by a majority of upwards of a hundred over ...