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... AT WILLIAMSBURG. The Richmond Whig says: A tight Volt place at Williamsburg on the 4th. The Confederates under General Wise drove in the Federal pickets and occupied the town. The Federals returned to Fort Magrada, from which point they shelled Williamsburg ...
... would be admitted, Thirty Federal boats sod twelve gunboats had Wt Memphis Loop.- gate on the Cumberland Rive,. The Richmond Whig says: A islet taek plane at Willamobarg on the 4th ( t 14th). The c on f e derate/ under General Wise drove ia t h e F e d ...
... from before Charleston, and that a terrible war between the land forces was progressing within sight of the city. The Richmond Whig contains Charleston despatches dated 8th instant, saying that the people and troops were in high spirits at the result of ...
... traditions of the elders, we believe it is true and are thankful for the change. Or, if it means, as it sometimes does, that many Whigs are very like Tories; that such Liberalism as that displayed, at least in home affairs, by Lord Palmerston, is a very harmless ...
... remember your murdered kith and kin; remember 46,47.' '44, and '(;2; and now behold '63—epochs of desolation under the rule of the Whig Minister. At this moment he gloats over the prospect of your starvation and For this will you reward bum? He assailed our beloved ...
... exhibit their friendship to the Italian people and their liberties-in short, to Italia rediviva,—instead of hostility as the Whig-radical Mr. Layard, attempted to father upon his opponents. And although the majority of the educated in Southern Italy are ...
... vestry were decidedly spinet them.. their as is ins snly a ba Veva, views became oonaiderably ppwleclo4u ih. fan that it me Whig. to whet Mt Ma takes only proposed a lila af 2d in t h e pound. the,.; Mans maw W•oke Inn at the n j C a gle Ll o yd, moved ...
... lowered by the laudanum. Mr. Fox was nervous before speaking; so, I have heard, was Lord Plunket. A distinguished member of the Whig party, now no more, and who was himself one of the most sensitive men, and one of the most attractive of orators, told me that ...
... into which Englishmen have from the beginning been divided—under different names at different times, Cavalier or Roundhead, Whig or Tory —are at last to end their existence as separate and opposing bodies and to become amalgamated into a great harmonious ...
... General Jackson's funeral took place at Richmond on the 12th, with great demonstrations of sorrow and respect. The Richmond Whig says that since the death of Washington, no similar event has so s orrowfully impressed the people of Virginia as General Jackson'e ...
... the business, at which few care to look-to nail up a delinquent as a martyr to a creed. There is still a remnant of the old whigs in the present cabinet, and although they have behaved themselves remarkably ivfill. and have Tint, violently njipwoi mnrlprnfo ...
... the double journey, available for the return journey by any Train on the date of issue. natural. It is Mr. Stansfeld is not a Whig; and if he were, the , __-_ --- -aders should bi mode ill which this selection was made strengthens ,te commercial a the case ...