... mond Whig says the evacuation of Jack- son left in the enemy's hands the rolling stock of the Orleans Jackson and Great Northern, Missis- Central, Mississippi Tennessee Kailroa’s. er forty engi were lozt.. The loss, continues irremediable. the Whig, is ...

... General movementa on and Rome ape unfounded We in still on thy northern slope of the @umberland propading to move into Bast Whig ony the evacuation of Jack. left in the hands the rolling stock of the and Nort sippt and ml, Cor forty en sere lost The eotitinues ...

... on Saturday last. No subsequent ment of consequence occurred. The draft has not yet been resumed in this cit: The Richmond Whig of Slst ult. announces the death of the Hon. W. L. Yancey, of the Con- federate Me. Clete; the United. Mates Shen, surer, has ...

... After this can we be bard on Mr. Alfred who was certainly a comrade of the noble simply repeating what, in a scion of the Whigs, has rewarded much as Nelson wag for the Nile, and Wellington for Talavera ? We most certainly are as to the tastes and common ...

... on Mr. Alf red Styles, who wag certainly a comrade of the noble earl, and is now simply repeating what, in a scion of the Whigs, has been smiled u and rewarded m uch as Nelson wag for the Nile, and W for Talavera ? We most certain] believe that all these ...

... Conmeratve i far as the town is governed by the Water Board and the Town Council, in the hands of a clique, some of whom are Whigs and some Tories. What I ask is to direct your clerk te write to the collectors, to inform them that may have as Many summonses ...

... is of keeping the goverantent of town, as the Water Board and the Town Council, in the of & parti clique, some of whom are Whigs and some Tories, What I ask is to direct your clerk te write to the to inform them that they may have as many summonses as ...

... Ballymoney ; M. Watson, M. Lindsay, Dr. Y Awmerican Consul; Samuel lace, Gilbert Vance, D. Thompson, F. D. Finlay, Nor thern Whig ; Robert Portglenone ; James Moore, R. Lamb, W. Gregg, H. M‘Clelland, G. G. Bingham, James Stavelly, Orr M‘Causland, Vint, ...

... is at for ’—I cannot after such a length of time. There are 165 marked one way, my lord, and 16 theother. That is all-the Whigs they left in Anne's Ward in 52. His won't allow this. Mr. Rea—Wik: you lock at it? His will not. In order to “Lytle, you must ...

... D. Ballymoney ; M. Watson, M. Lindsay, Dr. Y: American ; Samuel M‘Canéland, Gilbert Vance, D. Thom F. D. Finlay, Northern Whig ; Robert ; James Moore, R. R. Lamb, James W. Gregg, H. M‘Clelland, G. G. Stavelly, Orr M‘Causland, Jonathan Vint, J. A. Henderson ...

... he would not have been an of the Cor- ration ; or, rather, he thought he was a Tory, for he (Mr. Rea) always thought him a Whig. He him- self never was a Tory, although he was always a Protestant and an Orangeman in the true sense of the word, unaffiliated ...

... been he would not have been of the Cor- poration ; or, rather, he thought he was a Tory, for he (Mr. Rea) aiways thought him a Whig. He bim- self never was a Tory, although he was always a Protestant and an Orangeman in the true sense of the word, unaffiliated ...