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... leaves in the heat Is of the people, who served long, trul)-, and so bravely, grateful memories that will not quickly fade.? Whig .RE-OPENING OF THE TRANSLANTIC ROUTE Galway, Monday. ?lt with reeling of pleasurable satisfaction tiiat we report the re opening ...
... magnificent fleet of the Galway Transatlantic Company has, after a long and wearisome battle, been wrung from an unwilling Whig ministry. It will require the utmost vigilance on the part of the Directors of the Company to fulfil the very stringent tsrms ...
... against it. We can only pray that those to whom the management of affairs is intrusted may be equal to the crisis.?Richmond Whig. . Fire at the Portadown Flax spinning Mill.?A destructive tire, at the llax spinning mill of Messrs. Wilson, Irwin, and Co ...
... confident of reducing both Sumter and Wagner in short time.? . , . . ~ *>? *, Confederate despatches are published in the men mnnd Whig of August *?? u ie bel forces are ctill between the Rapidan and the Rappahannock, and hate made no eastward It is not true ...
... was badly treated, and his clothe.' twit off his hack. We cannot go the length of the correspondent of the News-Letter and Whig in attributing the disorder entirely to want of firmness on th pent of the Chairman, but we certainly think he should have ...
... have placed in will not be betrayed. The proceedings, which did not occupy more than twenty minutes, n terminated.?Norf/iem Whig. .MURDER OF A NEGRO Captain Jourdon and Officer Golden, the Sixth Precinct, afternoon arrested man charged with one of the ...
... ike people for hotter reception the hiU than it experienced daring the present Session, know not. though think unlikely The Whigs upon the of general election, would dosire to add to their present unpopularity the repulsive ieatnra of centralisation police ...
... with the wrong done their client that they returned their fees. The exception to the rule was Sir Roundell Palmer, the present Whig Solicitor- General, who was making at the lime an income of not less than £lO,OOO per annum, and who said, when spoken to the ...