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... the town of Oilford has been libelled. It has hedu represented in the Whig a place where party spirit runs so high that a collision between the two parties is dreaded. In fact the Whig has given the inhabitants of this town en advice, gratis, on the subject ...
... North Westerly. The last iceberg seen was miles Eastward of Belle Isle. PER REUTER. > New York, August Evening.? The Richmond ...
... four arcr:Censervativee. Sir Punk Crossley, a Radical, but now settling down into quiet Whig.. gam ; a Sir John Remade'', once • Whig, bet ' new impatient of the Whig yoke under the gaiduos of his kinsman, Mr. Herman, are supporters Of the present Government ...
... PER BOHEMIAN. The Richmond Whig contains Chaileston news to the 20th August, stating that during the last twenty-four hours Federal operations were confined to a steely and continuous bombardment of Fort Sumter from guns on Morris Island. The Federal ...
... which a moderate industry and occupation would produce their own country. And, although the policy ot Lord Carlisle and the Whig Government would appear to discourage Irish commercial enterprise, we think we may safely assert that the peop of England would ...
... And to narty what was meant tor mankind/ Ellice wat attached bath political and family tie* to the Greys •’* jj other words Whig. Of late years, however, l»o has been regarded as model representative in taking cite of the interest* of his constituents ...
... rvice, esdnaive nders, Ac. (j ninety-six; and the net ref.po. ftu wu milJloD and . starling. I>atb Coxxisioh » tbs Chakwsi.— Whig) •re indebted to correspondent for the following particulars rerpec the bargua which w.a run down the steamer Irishmin the ...
... than Eighteen Millions,or more than tour times the amount of the Consolidated Annuities.—(p. 223.1 This was a truly liberal Whig measure of relief to Ireland : it was doing h, r justice with a vengance I Really Lord Palmerston (one of our Absentee Landbolds ...
... ever to this gross humbug. Let the toast occupy its proper place on the list as the Fourth Estate, or better still, as the Whig recommends, omit it altogether.] We probably hpeak the sentiments of ninetynine out of every hundred of our contemporaries ...
... shortly throw Greek fire into Charleston. Upwards of two thousand troops from Lee's army have arrived at Charleston. due Richmmi Whig soys that, if the Confederates evocuatv ed Knoxville, it was for slr.tagetio purposes, the permanent occupation of Knoxville ...
... intervention” the alternative of a calamitous war or damaging diplomatic rebuff. e ' ' t - be thankful for small mercies from a Whig lioventment—thankful that we have only been made to look ridiculous, and that we have so lai escaped a conflict which must ...
... Several of the old Oommi-ebaera generally voted with (he Bomanlsts, sad show their gratitnds they had their na«» upon the Whig list; bat of the 180 BomanltU who po lod, bat voied for the geatlcmeo. Well night they say, u« from oar trieods I ooaelaUoa ...