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... supplied with means for present demands, and his future policy remains undecided. New York, March 19, evening. . The Richmond Whig says tbe bombardment of Port Hudson commenced two o'clock on tbe instant. twelve o'clock at night a desparate engagement occurred ...
... public exposure, has humbly apologised, and will pay over £10 to a local charity as a penalty for his misconduct.—Northern Whig. Attack a Blooduound.—A bloodhound, which was fortunately muzzled, attacked two young ladies at Bensham other day. The beast ...
... very few details are given and nothing stated that can afford the slightest indication of the probable result The Richmond Whig that eight Federal iron-clad steamers had crossed the bar of Charleston harbour and were lying anchor The New York Herald on ...
... few details are given aud nothin-j is stated that can afford the slightest indication of the probable result. The Richmond Whig states that eight Federal iron-clad steamers bad crossed tbe bar of Charleston har- bour, and were lying at anchor. Tbe New ...
... folly competent for the post among those who are habitual supporters of Lord Palmerston, without belonging immediately to the Whig party. On the whole, we tbink we may congratulate the country both on the appointments we announce and tho policy they represent ...
... ask each other no questions. Of what importance is it to oar conetry now whether • patriot eitisn has been • Democrat or • Whig, or Republican, or Conservative, or Radical heretofore? Who an say that he himself hes never erred, or that his neighbour was ...
... would be admitted. f Thirty Federal boats and:twelve gunboats had left Memphis to operate on the Camberland river. The Richmond Whig says:—‘ A fight at Williams- burg, Va. on the The Confederates under General Wise drove. in the Federal: picket, aud occupied ...
... mat fullv >m2 Detent for thej-oet among those who are habitual sup- feJ-TrSfS^S I ?? Without fc-to-*-* -me- diately to the Whig party. Ou the whole, we think we maff ooagra-ulatc i the oount-y both on the appoiatmenu we announce, and the policy Ihey represent ...
... especially mcdera literature, traveled murfs,aad seen rncrfi of the worid of nsen, as well as. that of 7°^. me drawn from the old Whig school, the bygen. and you can trace- the influence- that the teachin»of Brougham and Jefifreys, and Ssiaey. Strfth have h«i ...
... energies in weakening and vilifying the principle of an Establishment, arid in the nicely balanced state of political parties Whig leaders have been constrained to tout for their support by a scandalous abandonment of the very principles they are under a ...
... a majority of 74. Such a reaction of popular feeling hes not been witnessed since the passing of the Reform Bill, when the Whig majority of 90 dripped at the next general election to something between 20 and 80. It is true we bane not yet had a pneral ...
... workhouse alive wm in farm five o’clock in morning it ia believed he threw himself off bridge in a fit of temporary Nobtk-ebn Whig §frtfc$ BIRTHS On the inst Fir Grove wife of R Jones Esq of son On 3rd Brook Lodge ChM'He Cheshire wife of Bom Esq of daughter ...