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... the scene of the accident, and were engaged until Friday night in searching for the bodies, but without success.—lN crater* Whig. Printed and Published by MAUL at tbs Printing Mora, No. 37i, Gallowtree-gate, in the Parish of Saint Martin, in the Borough ...
... consequence of the contest, and said they might rest agsuffd that v far as he was concerned he would forget the existence of Whig, Tory, and Radical, and consider that he was the representative of every member of the constituency. (Cheers.) Death of a Supposed ...
... proceeded to consider tlieflltt i lllMlSNltZthe carnageterias, of granite ma Whig decided (the fine for neglecting contract Is per tun, and the account, to be - M thl y), the Surveyor read his report on the in the district as follows :- - To Me Chairman ...
... unfounded. He is still on the northern slope of the Cumberland mountains, preparing to move into East Tennessee. The Richmond Whig says the evacuation of Jackson lett in the enemy's hands the rolling stock of the New Orleans, Jackson, and Great Northern ...
... to be still marauding in Ohio. Their gross has been several times checked, but they mad* good their escape. The Richmond Whig says:- The evaluation of J***' son left in the enemy's hands the rolling stick th* Orleans Jackson, and Great Northern, M ...
... give precedence to more interesting assertors of civil and religions liberty. the name of this great principle, which the Whigs, first, and then the Society, have striven to monopolise, Utcheel Singh and Singh have demanded, in a letter to The Timet of ...
... Marine Court, has condemned the steamer Peterhof!' and cargo. The draught has not yet been resumed in this city. The Richmond Whig of the 31st tilt. announces the death of the Hun. W. L Yancey, of the Confederate Congress. August 4, Evening. President Lincoln ...
... Saturday night, and a general engagement was considered imminent. Telegrams from Charleston, dated the 31st ult., to the Richmond Whig announce that the batteries at Cumming's Point, on Morris Island, were bombarded by three ironclads for five hours during the ...
... Thompson, of Aylerbury, and consists of a stone obelisk, eight feet high, su. mounted by a Maltese Cross, and bearing the folio whig- inscrip- tion : — For these lands in Stoke Mande villo John Hampden was assessed in twenty shillings ship money levied by ...
... it has been re- ported that M. Gerard had failed in his enterprise. Murder in the Lunatic Asylum at Belfast.— The Northern Whig contains an account of an inquest held in the Lunatic Asylum, Belfast, on the body of a young man named Thomas Fearon, a patient ...