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... Lyudhurst he—more unpopular than almost any fr.,ii, statesman of his time. The Tories dis- Bkedtim for his Law Reforms, the Whigs for his retaro hie old Toryism, which ended in the measures by which turned out the Ooreenment. begun tb«ae celebrated duel* ...
... NEW YORK. Auo. 22. The Richmond Whig eontainn Charleston nows to the inst., that iluriug the last twentyfour hours the Federal operations were confined to steady and continuous bombardment of Fort Sumter from puns on Morris Island. The Federal under Parrot ...
... General Grant. Genera! Kosecrane bortiUito maintain hia position until reinforced. The VOW federates cOTtinnedactive The Richmond Whig estimntOT 5,000 men. including sin (fkUled) wounded. The Federal lose is estimated at U,OOO m Tho Richmond Ditjxilch uwrt.^ ...
... the Reform He Utely became Lord Sandje, inheriting title and eetatee from an elder teother Marcos waa first noted in ® . •Whig, While hie family father, ‘>>e Marqml Of Etownahire, hie mother, and hie nephew, the nrceent 'giant marquis-were all Tone, ...
... the fame of Its author as 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 that of all the talents,’* Lord Henry ...
... Mississippi Central! and Mississippi Tennessee Railroad- Over forty engines wore lost. The loss, continues the Rich. mond Whig, incalculable, important, and wholly cavalry orpedition has destroyed two miles of tho Wilmington and Weldon Railroad, I burnt ...
... king old gentleman, in hie Woe coat wiWWD buttons, buff waistcoat, the oostume of the FoJClub, which, the last «I the old Whigs, he invariably wore. only or late yean that has ceased to ride horsetac —like his young friend Lord Palmers tot hia stately ...
... army of the Gulf is moving from Orlcana. Us destination unknown, but is supposed to some point in Toxae. , ~ , The Richmond Whig opposes the idea of the negroes, advocated some Southern journals. Advices from Charleston to the l*tb inst. state that the ...
... msy be added 342,958 who travelled 'burth class, while carriages of that class were ran. The late Duke of Hamilton’s Whar was Whig of the old school, and probably ona of the haughtiest men of hit day. He cherished aa idea that was the legitimate king of ...
... litits, the first and last with Southern the second with Northern, in Manchester, have daily, the Guard™, and h*- , mminer and whig and Bnghlwh; the first Southern views, the latter ™* * j sides those, there are published Mamne»ter, two good weeklies at 2d ...
... that rpow* under yonr feet How delightful iwj joy which know*!” Awl the thoughts how sablime, which lie ** Utter the i . The Whigs tboy/nsy fancy they govern the Stete, the world they rasy seem prevail in debate« But now the season the troth disclose-— _ ...
... Kobatt wat mack maul m tat of tba moat atafal maathiaa tha Hoaaa af Cowwaawa. Ba waa almoat aaaataady working aoatteiUata. waa Whig, tba majority bit Coattmlirra; bat would hoar at at aihaa wbilo Uwtd, te gnat wat ter hit character, aad ao highly did thay ...