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... creek and Black river bridge, and say that Vicksburg isclosely beseigod, the encroycloeingin on every side. The Riciiireed Whig, rpeculating upon the chances of Vicksburg anal Port llucison falling, says that although their loss would be • great soccer ...
... uf free diseas. nom, tire contemn ant email he r.venmatibie for the might mane, •nd that the s. In, rte heat to pewee, it by Whig eat the Militia. The le.trloyie lead s.mtpietrd wine. The soldiers were wohdrime, mud tM preesedieso Mentioned quietly. ...
... OREENWICH HOSPITAL AND THE SURVIVORS OF THE ORPHEUS. A correspondent of the Tines, signing himself A Whig but yet • Reformer, has • ritten • series of ktters on the mismanagement of the noble and ruyal charity of Greenwich Hospital. In one of these ...
... in bring• in; it before the Commissioners obtaining their rep . y. sad It oleo thought that there would be no hesitation to Whig • special nests! to mender the matter. As, however, three to be no special antis( of the Commis. sneers I hare simmanirsted ...
... Treasury M.P.: as a ' Junior Lord' he must have signed and countersigned a variety of documents; as one of the' whips' of the Whig party no doubt he made himself useful to his friends at more than one political crisis; and personally he was much esteem d ...
... castanet amok. highly of year Crisileae.—V. P. Janes, Vl•einiet, 3,Paradise Street. Llverprel. MINDS ON TOE. Or TVG HAM, Whig. ten, Le. milli Testimonial.. Lima Agnate, .he ..at peat tree Mr fob penny stamps KNOW THYSELF! THE ORIGISAL MAUI COOPILLII ...
... history of the last half century, we find the name of Lord Lanadowne actively associated with all the leading measures of the Whig party; such as the abolition of slavery, which he at first advocated in 1807, and again by specific motion in 1814 and 1821 ...
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... morning at his residence, St. George's-street, Hanover-square, at the advanced age of 9 - 2. Us was at the outset of his caner a Whig and waistline more. He was counsel fur Watson, tried for Nigh treason, in 1817, and his republican eloquence on that occasion ...
... a total of wolf at the abs.. Tie lbw was a very geed eonseraMeries of ear principal residest poetry, as well as tams=of h e Whig Imellealturists, furtheir lie glued display. Tit them esali selves la limbos', seasisisa, sad ha mak le mar • weal et span ...
... was the homilies - had le beemied to Mg& eh* theL i▪ el by lift. hedb, eeerzerialbe = he P . east helps by LLodesmE *h. TY d Whig will be els. *Wed es le be mei. •II pumas he he 'ebbe beim. HORRIBLE MURDER REAR WIGAN. One of the most horrible and revolting ...
... MVO:4I'OIT ELECTIO!“ —M. Fdl rand, the Coneerva• retire, has been returned by a mAjoiity of :10 over ISir Frederick Grey, the Whig candidate. MM. MARIBRALL WOOD has ken honoured with commission to execute a errand marble bust of his Royal Mightier the Prince ...