... /. „,,,,,,e . Pahn Sunday, Lay 171, Julyi os tb• Lit 'rased./ is every ,' 1 . *1 • - i -• ' •'** (- ' IC May S. Jane V, Whig, 17, Juno 10, August 17. 1 ' ; /g 1 SUNDAYS ANI) . ,W. 'S toresm-/.,:„.,,,,,„1. ~ . . ~,,,,..,.., I. let rt.. , . . 7 . ...

... the defeat of General Burnside. .New York, Dec. 17, Morning.—The (Jovernor Virginia has addressed a letter to the liuhmotid Whig, stating that Virginia will never entertain any proposition from any quarter having for its object tho restoration of the Union ...

... natural, andthe effect £ .pleasing. ' In politics, Sir Watkin is a moderate Conservative, o although the' Wynns was originally a Whig ?? and thathis claims on .the party have.been rec&gnized, is proved by his refusing Lord Derbys 'offer of a peer- age. H~tis ...

... Inferieure. INS a New Ohara at.lowa 1 TAE District lib Width it is . Medi IR • Una bee i Waft 'MI 'ad Amides by do Added de W web Whig sad , de senlem ,- b 5: meet a mailable SO . Id sellmaled come at la Is made : &ad OM Summary. Wallace W. already recared and ...

... Their estimated Segue le 51. to 6' per Tos, and are equal Wm In I i.e m arket At. may made the to t Is Ne o l. Cos, es, Maas. Whigs Isfortuation may be sb IHUMPHREY MEW% Tve'rtldnl, in the Parish of Ilecrtif of do hereby publicly and tta.uiefei did withdraw ...

... consist of various and offsets. KA Y MA me a of those plants Melt se man. Au emsdemi hi as to proem tellsembly well. as pose'Whig Me to the of the diseased. dole the tfrltish Empire. to sexes of L. , b. ed., mart, Dq W Prospect Hail, Woad. font, asset and ...

... of the government blamed him for embarrasing the t by the attempt, whilst the extreme sections of the independent liberals, whig a nd ra di ca l alike, blamed him for not nicking use of that Conservative aid in furtherance of his motion, which was offered ...

... grouping natural, and the effect pleasing. In politics, Sir Watkin is moderate Conservative, although Wynns were originally Whig family ; and that his claima the party have been recognised, proved his refusing Lord Derby's offer of peeiage. His father ...

... Denmark. or the rest, the Quarterly gives the greatest prominence to ecclesiastical questions, on the ground that when the Whigs are in office, tSf. m danger. The measures indent.fi, d with the names of Sir e r ney ' illv n Sir Morton i n , v l aS parts ...

... of last evening, after letting the repurt circulate for a week, says, it rests on g rno substantial foundation. But the Whigs have been 'always famous for creating peers; and the royal mar- riage appears;,. no doubt to them, a fitting time for the if ...

... will bo held as soon as Dr. Hodges completes his analysis of the contents of tho stomach of tho unfortunate doceased Northern Whig. Mr. Keane, tho clerk of tho Ennistymon Board Guardians, has absconded, to avoid an investigation tho Board into his accounts ...

... waltgof. Taenir y giir fod y boreddigion canlynol i gael eu gwneud yn ?? henry White, o Woodlands. yr hwn.a fui ge kg*r adarn i'r Whig- . idiel yu Iwerddon; Mr. Edward Elice; Syr Chiarles *Woiod;' Mr. Monckton Milnes; a Mrx. Weatworib BeWumont.e- : 'r;h : Ye ...