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... s-iige northerly and northw.n.ierly. The last iceberg seen was 2-A) miles east of Bel e Isle. New York, August 22* The Richmond Whig contains Charleston news the instant, statin; that during the last hours the Federal operations were c mfinej steady and continuous ...
... helped to found the Xiim Imyh and the other contnbnted to the Qusrtirljf, though from first to last the one been ccnsiatenHy Whig, the otter Tory, they are not the lam admirably typical the lawyer statesmen ttemmegood and great men I>olhsidcs:of a question ...
... her Ancient Faith and ’ , , , j . 1 addressed you perfectly unfettered pledge to either of the great English parlies, the Whigs or the Tories. will support only such measures arc just and reasonable, and I wiU oppose every Government which declines to ...
... bombardment of tho city. There is no prospect of an engagement between the army tho Fotomac and General Lee’s forces. The Richmond Whig denounces tho British Government for dotaming Confederate rams in the Mersey. There are seven war vessels Kussia. four of France ...
... aimy the Gulf is moving from New Orleans; its destination is unknown,(but supposed to be some point in Texas. Tbo Richmond Whig” opposes the idea of arming the negroes, advocated some Southern journals. Np.w York, S*pt. 12.—Advices from Charleston to ...
... purpose and fearlessness of expression ; bnt. alas ? for England—she has fallen upon evil days—she is in the hands of the Whigs no statesman of the grasp of thought, of Chatham, or Pitt, now rules her councils, or guides her affairs, The busy irritaing ...
... regard to her Ancient | Faith and people. address you perfectly unfettered a pledge , either the great English parties, the Whigs or the Tories. I will support only such measures i arc just and reasonable, and will oppose every , Government which declines ...
... existing irregularities in the distribution of its revenues. The enemies of the Irish Church aro to found in the ranks of the Whigs, and believe some of the English dissenting bodies will give their support; but there is a very difforeut feeling in Ireland ...
... deviate from it, and they carried this gcncrcsity to the extent of putting the Roman Catholic candidate over their own man.— The Whig-ite party started Mr. Grubb as their candidate, and they gave him all the support their power. Tho close of tho poll showed ...
... and again deserting them to satisfy ours. There were various circumstances to discourage an appeal to the country, and tire Whigs were permitted to remain office—permitted to exist sufferonce, which Lord Derry and his coadjutors indignantly spurned. Such ...
... South, which we are has created such a rumpus in the Palub&stoii Cabinet, that it would not be surprising if that insolent old Whig ship were this moment on lee shore, on the verge of destruction. Should the Parliament of Great Britain be unwise enough agree ...
... numerous devices adjoining on either side, the whole front of this fine budding Wing also surrounded with gas-jets, the entire Whig done by Mr. John O’Hara, Mall. The Protestant Hall was al*o brilliantly lighted, and the Model Schools, in Water-street, were ...