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... Great dienatiafaclion expressed the Southern Roners! with Pemberton’s military operations against Grant, and the Richmond Whig says it is romonred that Geo. Johnstone ban taken bis sword from Pemberton, and placed him arrest. The Petenbnrg Express, of ...
... insects and caterpillars take their colour from what they feed upon; and John Singleton Copley, the younger, was a Liberal—“ Whig and something more, Lord Landsdowne r once termed him—just because Liberal ideas were speculatively in the ascendant during ...
... to the thieves and cut-throats that Lincoln baa sent snbjngate them. Under tbe of Latest from Frederickaborg,” the Richmond Whig, of the 18lh December, esye; Matters ere comparatively quiet in the neighbourhood of Fredericksburg. A report was broogbt by ...
... of the Edinburgh Rerutr, and the early movements in Scotland for political reform. When Jeffrey became Lord Advocate, on Whigs coming into office io 1830, Oockbom waa appointed Solicitor-General of Scotland, and held that office till bis elevation to ...
... do not expect that it will over be mended until another Reform Bill, more just and impartial than that of 1532, sweeps away Whig nomination boroughs as unsparingly as Conservative nomination boroughs. It is a monstrous evil that the Duke of Somerset should ...
... raformer, however moderate, presents himself, vote for him. preference to Tory or Liberal Conservstlre. Bot wherever Palmerstonian Whig offers himself, don’t cross the door to vole for him—leave him to defeat and disgrace. After referring to the American qaeation ...
... guard of Buford’s cavalry division within mile of Warren town Junction, Charleston advices are down the 31st sit. The Richmond Whig of that date states that the bombardment of Port Snmter, on the 29tb, was the heaviest that has yet taken place. From sundown ...
... intorrention or ineceeafal resistance by toe Northern Conecrreiives the Abolition in action (?) faction in Washington. The Whig want French aid, are able pay for it. Let do it; we then have peace or power to wreak vengeance on oar foe. The deaertiona ...
... the seen# of the accident, and ware engaged until Friday night in searching for the bodies, but without aueceis.— Northtru Whig. Da. Josoa’a Baoww Coo Lmtn Ort.— Pulwonsky Arraciios*. The netted opinion of the Fseolty. well aa the bappy of those who have ...
... Street A eat belonging Mr ViUis, above, caught sparrow tree, and immediately brought it down, and asrias of paaaks by thro whig bird np, and catching it on its faß,. but apparently without causing the least Injury. Savasal times tba uafortuaata bird's ...
... this country the subject of tbs Irish Church, subject which was formerly mads the stalking-horse and stumbling-block of the Whig party, but which now found little intercut from the Treasury Bench. It was far easier for the Government to read lectures to ...
... the for renewed discord and agitation, for did not believe that the feeling of Parliament or the poblio won'd now allow any Whig or Conservative, to go far as they did 1832. moat remind the House that since Ward the question bad always been raised English ...