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... landlords and agents of tenements in where the evil has heen most observed to have the houses cleansed and whitehsshed. - Noithern Whig.” Mer. Navarro and M. I’Abbe Anot, Vicars Apostolic in the two provinces, of Kiangsi and Hunan, quilted the capital of the ...
... Creek and Black River Bridge, and say that Vicksburg is clouly besieged and the enemy closing in. on every side. The Richmond Whig, speculating on the chances of Vicksburg, and Port Hudson falling, says that, although its loss would be a great success for ...
... dissatisfaction is expressed by The Southern Generals with Pernberton's military operations Against Cr nt, and the Richmond Whig says it is rumoured that General Johnston has taken Pemberton's sithrd from him, and placed him nutter arrest. The Petersburg ...
... come every operation m that it. Sir, talking Whig Piemen. direction. Gorruptinu has been rewarded. Constancy But how can 1 tecoucile this appeal o. yours o lid.lit? have been persecuted unto silence, exile, Whig conscience of Tralee with recover lost ground ...
... gentleman acts in accordthis random guess the says— that if .nee with the r0 may that some J° tl ' . P '' ,i y With regard to tbe Whig crumbs, of it will stick. hackneyed accusation to Which very le o iDfor m Father wit wTnerer laboured for. or expected an, ...
... LISBURN ELECTION. Belfast, Thursday Morning, The Northern Whig, in a postscript this morning, says that Mr. Robert Barbour will reque4 hi s sup „ porters to give their votes to J L Richards n, Esq., thP former Metnber, who represented the borouqh from ...
... William Petty had the power of mapping himself into a good property (laughter). Mr. Dowse—And he was the founder of a great Whig family, to which, of course, Mr. Whiteside conscientiously objects (laughter). Sergeant Armstrong—Tell me, witness, whether ...
... country upon the subject of tbe Irish Church—a subject which was formerly made the stalking horse and stuumblrag block of the Whig party, but which now found little interest for the Treasury bench. far easier for the government to read lectures to the Emperor ...
... make donee of any ion one of the petitions were those of two Catholic it place fit for them to live in that government is Whigs aud energe ic p ace- - disaffecbishops who well understood the condition judged and condemned. It the duty of parliament to ...