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... siege, as there is deaperate 2 considerable and fighting to direles pat but little in the ani of im but entertain no doubt of Whig 20th ult., stating that during the last 24 hours the toa bardment of Fort Sumter, from guns on Morris The Federal 200-pounder ...
... is, in trifling services, as in great itroon caprice, or for selfish ends, In the question of opinion, boy may elect to be Whig or Tory from the love of freedom never willingly to disappoint e just and on the one hand, or from chivalrous loyalty on the ...
... to the State law. The Richmond Whig thinks there are but two means of preventing long continuance of the war—either foreign intervention, or successful resistance to Northern Conservative faction in Washington. The Whig says, We want French aid. We ' ...
... the anticipation of immediate triumph, but entertain no doubt of ultimate success. New York, August 22, Evening. The Richmond Whig contains Charleston news to the 20th instant, stating that during the last twenty-four hours the Federal operations were confined ...
... earl, Edward Smith Stanle aad in remarkable for the staunchness of his to the Upper House in 1822 as Lord Stanley, was th the Whig», his great knowledge of ornithology, and } ; but his son, Edward lenry, Stanley, She ponent nt, han the bevels ake of ing ...
... building. a) 5 of St.Paul’s. His successor, the third Lord Fitswilliam, | gains several large and half a doz also a William, was a Whig in politics, and at the aeceasion of the house of Hanover Was appointed custos Our ruler, M. de Lesseps, always takes pe as ...
... been that at the period of br emg estate in ne of his elevation to the wisate did not follow other the noble marquis ister. Whig, of a and he was this supporter ct the cause of Polish eve Tible it was at a « The present 1 s the who entertains same political ...
... became tos pens of f retired too, and left the officer int 8,000 He not stir seat, and 0 his was played out for fast Northern Whig, in an able artic has shown there are now linens of a coarse kind 1 ith Joom linen at 5, f the have before us samples Irish ...
... papers generally advocate the concentration of the Confederate armies and the employment of negro troops ; but the Richmond Whig opposes the latter suggestion. The whole army of the Gulf was said to be moving from New Orleans, but its destination was not ...