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... Saturday last. No subsequent engagement of consequence had occurred. The draft has not yet been resumed in this city. The Richmond Whig of the 31st ult. announces the death of the Hon. W. L. Ykncey, the Confederate Congress. Mr. Cisco, the United States Assi ...
... dream ; his functions, of course, were altogether at a stand still he was actually unemployed! This, for an Elliott, under a Whig Administration, was unrrallele !—and fearful, perhaps, that it might drawn into a dangerous precedent. Lord John Russell, his ...
... 1 Secretary of State under Pitt) died, and Viscount 1 Normanby became known as Earl of Mulgrai e. I Ike following year the Whigs sent him to Jamaica as Governor; in the nest year he returned to England to ! succeed Lord Carlisle as Lord Privy Seal; and ...
... alternation of gaining power by adopting popular opinions, find of losing power BudisUm family job*, will the history of that great Whig clique has lived during the political life of Lord Ruwiell, and which will probably die out when he, bm. is sent into retirement ...
... 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 10 engines were lost. The loss, continues the Whig, is in ...
... It lightens and sweetens the air many humble home, and returns in blessing to ’MURDER IN THE LUNATIC ASYLUM, BELFAST. The Whig contains account of an inq-c-st lv‘l.l J. K .) ickaon, coroner, in the Lu.m'i. Asyimn. Helfast, on the >.lyof yonns: min n ...
... the fleet sent to Belfast Lough, but private information leads to the hope that the request will be complied with.—Northern Whig. ...
... sacrifice of themselves. This justice, I think, I owe to the Americans. DECAY OF THE SEWED MUSLIN TRADE. The Belfast Northern Whig, in allu ling to the effects of the cotton crisis in the north of Ireland, says: Melancholy indeed is the change that has come ...
... the aaent; Mr. John Charley, agent at Belfast; Mr. F. Broughton, Secretary of the Iflster Railway; Mr. F. D. Finlay, Northern Whig; Mr. Campbell, of Galway; and some cabin passengers. The moment the mails wore shipped,and the latest telegrams handed in, ...
... not the slightest intention of parting with the abbey. murder in the lunatic asylum. BELFAST. Belfast, Monday.— The Northern Whig contains an uccount of an inquest held J. K. Jackson, Ksq.. coroner, in the Lunatic Asylum, Belfast, on the body of a young ...
... a very short time before expired he was in his usual good heath. Disease of the heart is assigned as the cause of death. - Whig. [The deceased gentleman was well and favorably known among a large circle of friends in this town and neighborhood. ] The ...
... M. Watson, M. Lindsay ; Dr. Vonng, American Consul; Samuel M Causland. J. Wallace. Gilbert'Vance. D. *• P* Finlay, Northern Whig ; Robert Riddell, Armagh; Master Smith. James Moore, R. R. Lamb. W. Gregg. H. McClelland. G. G. Bingham, James Stevelly, Orr ...