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... work, got from 34#. to 21. 10#, There were good number of piga the market.” Sir Henry Young, who came forward as a sfecond Whig candidate for Tutnes, has intimated his retirement, and Mr. Alfred Seymour, who has secured the patronage of the Duke of Somerset ...
... se'noight. Tue deceased young gentletou was in the tuition Civil Service, and was at home on inn. He was (says the Northern Whig) a most populist member of the Killultach Hunt, every member of which will sincerely deplore his untimely loss. Tan LATE LORD ...
... bold conferences with the Confederate generals in Arkansas. The Governor of Virginia has addressed a letter to the Richmond Whig. staling that Virginia will never entertain any proposition from any quarter having for its object the restoration of the Union ...
... existence ; for the signs of the times leave little room for doubt that the fats of the Cabinet is sealed ; and, Once fallen, the Whig coterie will not find their way back to office u easily as they have done on former occasions. In expressing a sincere and ...
... bold conferences with the Confederate generals in Arkansas. The Governor of Virginia has addressed a letter to the Richmond Whig, stating that Virginia will never entertain any proposition from any quarter having for its object the restoration of the Union ...
... was a most popular member of the Killultagh Hunt, every member of which will sincerely deplore hia untimely loss.âNorthern Whig. On Christmas-day the Upton St. Leonardâs Society of Change Ringers rang a peal of 2400 changes. The following were the ...
... changing scene, Nor women with she fashion: There's still a rage for crinoline, And lo:e's the maatio -proiaion. Still do the Whigs on Quarter-day Appear extremely j dly ; Still the great Quaker loves to bray Long yarns of utter fully. There are some who ...
... son of Lord Leigh, of Stoneleigh Abbey, will solicit the votes of the electors. SIR HENRY YOUNG, who came forward as a second Whig candidate fur Totnes, has intimated his retirement, and Mr. Alfred Seymour, who has secured the pstronage of the Duke of Somerset ...
... 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 ...
... themselves entirely irrespective of the tremen- dous issues in the continuation of the cold-blooded and apathetic policy which the Whigs have exhibited towards the heroic people who, at the other end of the world, are jaboring to throw off the hated despotism ...
... offices. If Messrs. Cobden and Bright were to fall foul of the Cabinet, the family party would soon be put in a minority, and the Whig placemen, who have governed the country so long that they look upon Downing Street as a sort of Freehold, would no longer be ...
... however moderate, presents himself, vote for him, in preference to a Tory or Liberal Conservative. But wherever a Pelmetslonian Whig offers himself, don't cross the door to vote for him—leave him to defeat and disgrace. After referring to the American question ...