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... DEATH OF WILLIAM LOWNDES YANCEY. The Richmond Whig of July 31 announces the death of the eminent Confederate citizen Mr W. L. Yancey, at MontgomeryAlabama. Born in South Carolina 1815, he resided for a long period of his life in Alabama, where, up to ...
... THE TWELFTH OF AUGUST IN LONDON. Writing from London on the Twelfth, tbe correspondent of the Northern Whig says:—ln the course of a tolerably long experience, never saw London so rapidlyemptied as has been during the past fortnight. Up to the prorogation ...
... and at the proper time, but it is clear that their only notion of either consists in what may be necessary to out flank their Whig rivals in forward march. advance has been made this Session towards settling the question of Church Rates, or of Ballot, or ...
... of this-viz., our political and social condition Ido not intend that we should discuss political subjects, such as whether Whig or Tory Government is best for us, but how we are affected by the present laws. Merchants and other classes do this,and why ...
... are not going to recapitulate the Duke or oration on the subject. The Times has done ample justice to the great scientific Whig nobleman by ducking him so thoroughly in the pool of his own ambitious verbosity and pretentious speculativentwa, that anything ...
... impression prevails that the reinforcements sent to General Gilmore at Charleston are but half what they should be. The Richmond Whig announces the death of William L. Yancy; also that John B. Floyd is lying at the point of death. collision had occurred in ...
... heard, and Liberals will falsely take credit to themselves as the only I true patrons of liberty. We will be told of what the Whigs have done for Italy and constitutional government, as if they were the only, or even the best, friends of the cause ; and, ...
... a peerage for his social qualities, and for nonow becoming a most prominent man of the ' thing else. He has supported the Whigs ; but bar, and on the elevation of and a man must have some social qualifications to was regarded as the leading Counsel do ...
... Richmond Whig says the evacuation of Jackson left in the enemy's hands the rolling stock of the Orleans Jackson, and Great Northern Mississippi Central and Mississippi Tennessee Railroad. Over forty engines were lost. The loss, continues the Whig, is in ...
... gaining power by adopting popular opinions, and of losing power by audacious family jobs, will be the history of that great Whig clique which has lived during the political life of Lord Russell, and which will prohably die out when be, too, is sent into ...
... grim old Lord Clyde, elbowed by a private in the Guards, who sat next to Lim, evoked much mirth.— Edmund Yates in the Nortluem Whig. The Property and Title op the Late Sir Frederic Rlade.—Legal proceedings, involving circumstances most romantic character ...
... present. Splendid fireworks concluded the entertainment. Substitute Wanted.—The following advertisement appears in the American Whig. It indicates that substitutes are in demand:—A farm two hundred and thirty acres in Hanover, near Peak's Turnout, on the ...