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... XCELSIO E A D A-i SKWl.VUaivl MACHIXB3, with Swnfls, tG..cuuii*l»*te, fr.nn 35.; the best, simplest, nQ*| cheajjest tn world WHIG lIT A MANX. Ig2, yolborn-hUI, B.C. Lists free. VITALKEIt'S CItVSfAL CASE WATCHES an* now all others, o« account their strcnjjlh ...
... consequence of the death of Captain Johnston there is a vacancy for the Montgomeryshire boroughs. The Hon. C. H. Tracey is the Whig candidate, and it is believed that the Tories will oppose him. It is reported that Mr. Justice Wilde will be the new judge ...
... consequence of thecontest, and said they might rest assured that as far as he was concerned he wou.a forget the existence of Whig, Tory, and ltadtcal, and consider that he was the repnisioutatit• of every member of the conatictoucy. (cheers. ...
... see of the harp, in combination with flutes, h au tboys, bassoons, horns, and the strings; the strings and the wind st last Whig away, so to gay, into In ',tending and a &loading scale, ire a bey far removed from that of the opening oases, absolutely repairing ...
... Pries Os. Shilling; e.., l 8 lamps. Sizth BMW. VICES OF THE AGE, by the Rev. Dr. CUSing. Whig a Leatorridelivered at Exeter Hall. J. Greet Heeeell Street. ...
... unfounded. He is still on the northern slope of the Cumberland mountains, preparing move into East Tennessee. The Richmond Whig says—The evacnation left tbe enemy's hands the rolling stock ofthe Orleans, Jackson, and Great Northeru Mississippi Central ...
... Tennessee The Richmond Whig says : — The evacuation Jackson left the enemy’s rolling stock the Orleans Jackson and Great Northern Mississippi Centred Tennessee Railroads Over forty engines were lost” (continues the Richmond Whig) incalculable important ...
... slowly, at late rate*. 0411LILSN't PUCE& Per Qr. Pa ON WA SAT. S. LWAS. O. 11. Eau, Kent, Reel, New 40 46 lefty 33 36 „ 0 Whigs 42 33 1 Kaple. 33 40 Foreign Red 40 40 97Iuta. .. 87 39 to Whits 6O 60 , Boilers .. 37 39 Ste - Si 33 I I roreign While ...
... appointed to defend it have left in the hands of the enemy the rolling stock of the principal Southern railroads. The Richmond Whig confesses that this last loss is incalculably important, and wholly irremediable. The Richmond Inquirer admits that the ...
... all the locomotives and rolling stock of the Orleans and Tennessee Railway by the tall of Jackson is maid, by the Richmond Whig, to be a lose incalculable and irreparable. A steamer lied arrived at New Orleans from Natchez, and left on a return trip to ...
... individual who would venture openly utter one word against the Queen Victoria family It has now become admitted fact that the Whigs are remarkable for their modesty Personal aggrandisement and personal interests preferred the weal of country or the honour ...