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... will be their last public appearance this country prior to their departure for Australia. UNPLEASANT QUARTERS.— The Vkhsburg Whig of the April says We owe our readers apology for the scarcity of reading matter in this morning's paper. The shells from the ...
... (Laughter.) With reference to the state of parties, the hon. member proceeded in a humorous vein to describe the effete Tories and Whigs of the old We longer saw any specimens of the old gentlemen who were formerly depicted in yellow feathers and drab-coloured ...
... can drag half-an-ounce, is brought forth into the Park to see the Prince and Princess. — Edmund Yates in the Northern Whig. WRECK THE ANGLO-SAXON-—SINGULAR INCIDENT.—A gentleman belonging to Greenock, who was among the saved from the wreck of the ...
... General Ewell was very great, and the manner in which be spoke of him showed that he had duly considered the matter. The Richmond Whig of May 13th, says Yesterday was a sad day in Richmond. twenty minutes to four o'clock tbe train turned the curve, and the ...
... ) With reference to the state of parties, the lion, member proceeded in a humorous vein to describe the effete Tories and Whigs of the old school. We no longer saw any specimens of the old gentlemen who were formerly depicted in yellow leathers and d ...
... ry a;, that can drag half an-ounce, is brought 1 .rt:i the Park 44 to the Prince and Princess. 44 L'lmund in tim Northern Whig. War.' x Ikci- I ' A gentleman longing to Greenock, who wa* i a o.ig tne gave! from the wreck the ill-fated 1 v . -'tcamer ...
... of Prussia for 15,000 thaler*. This picture lately excited general admiration at the exhibition at Leipsic. Quarters I The ' Whig' the of April, says owe our readers apology for the scarcity of reading matter in this ing-s paper. The shells from the Yankee ...
... atmospheric air, a light more powerful, cheap, and healthy than any hitherto known. The proposed capital is £200,000. The Northern Whig of Saturday observes Since our last report the demand for the home Linen trade baa been very dull, business London and Manchester ...
... Earl who is the acknowledged head these movements. And, thirdly, Mr Arthur Kinnaird is a member Parliai ment. In politics is Whig, and so thoroughly a Palmeretomau that he has come W called in the house Pabnerstou Shadow.” He was the noble Lord's side all ...
... be their last public appearance in this country prior to their departure for Australia. Unpleasant Quarters.—The Iichilnirg Whig of the 21st April says:—We owe our readers an apology for the scarcity of reading matter in this morning's paper. The shells ...
... Established Church; and in 1861, 100 Roman Catholics to 15.35 members the Established Church. Tue Linen Trade. —The “Northern Whig** of Saturday obaervea :—Since our last report the demand for the home linen trade has been very dull, businesa in London and ...
... Real for Newcastle, oh. I:realist. (*.ppm. at from Cacho. fah alt. nara 8., kit Newport for Kompherg. Vita ale. Lapeer, Whig*. at Lonro, from honk.. lot Ind. Latta., .t from Taw*, a alt. 24th ult. nor/broth few Kopko, Pith alt. Commis/4 at Cardona ...