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... kindness many have felt, his ad- vice many listened have to with, profit, his amiability many have admired. In politics he was a Whig; but his infeence, whether in Parliament or in the secret meetings of his party, has rather been felt than seea since the carrying ...
... prevalent disease. The births were 1,788, which is 23 below the average, He couldn't spare BilL—The Mexico Citizen tells the folio whig:—A gentleman of strong Southern sympathies, while on a hunt for three black boys, who had left him without any just cause ...
... the Gulf is moving from New Orleans. Its destination is unknown, but it is supposed to be some point in Texas. The Richmond Whig opposes the idea of arming the negroes, advocated by some Southern journals. THE SIEGE OF CHARLESTON. NE W YORK, Sept. 12, ...
... determination to please nobody in high office but his own relatives, or members of the leading Whig families. Certainly this attachment, so to speak, which the whigs bear to one another is very remarkable, and would be commendable enou g h, were it not so ...
... ANT TIME. The rune pursued by Seymour is not understood. lie u mie thunsanal• of enemies in pasty. Ile forward lonnully to Whig the soccemor of Yr. Lion•in as Prveldeat. Lincoln been a to the country. lic Ii possionate, and stupid, and made this rebellion ...
... comprehensive scale, the principal leader being a justice of the peace. Among the new of thewbor mougeb. magistrates made by the Whigs after the p form Bill, was Mr. John Frost, • linendraper at Newport. At the beginning of the Chartist agitation in 1838. Mr ...
... through Mount Gothard, but the plan has not yet been definitively determined upon. NEW YORK, Aug. 22, Evening.—The Richmond Wh,ig contains Charleston despatcnes to the 20th inst., stating that during the last 24 hours the Federal operations were confined ...
... Gulf is moving from New Orleans. Its destination is unknown, but is supposed to be some point in TeaSas. ,33ie, .Richmond. Whig opposes the idea of arming tie negroes, advocated by some Southern journals. Advices from Charleston to the 9th inst. state ...
... up what was meant for msnkiad, lr. was attached, both by political mid family ties, to the Greya, in oiler words, he was a Whig. Of late years, however, he been regarded is • model representative in taking care of the interests of constituents. By them ...
... vrriting, age. or menA age, &c., with penny and , envelope. to Maris Connelly, London. W C when will receive detail of Went.. Whigs, of the writer, with meal her previously sad to in the every day of hi.. The who ledge the vidne and accuracy of lli•• Cs of ...
... postscript. but la ease the reams bad undoubtedly does ll Parry, in his bi the jury, urpd that the bad ready be demege by net Whig • 11110 SO inch Wag not haul kg • husband, d were with • is redoes the anew* et ti maga The Ivry retuned • tor the with dumps ...
... assert that General Rosen- cranz shelled-OhattaiKTOga-fm-ths^l st trithctat g notice of Jx'is intention tado so.. The Bdihmond Whig thinks iihere are butrtwo meang of preventing a long con|inuany of the w^r; these are either foreign 'inter ventiah, of s ...