... quite so plea. sant, as the people of that town, who think themselves ruined by the French treaty, are not likely to allow a Whig to succeed the lamented Mr. Ellice. The people of West Worcestershire are quietly under the yoke of the Conservative party ...

... recorded • saying of Dr. Johnson, to the effec:— A wise Whig and a wise Tory will agree. Toe great moralist himself was, we may conclude, singularly unfortunate in never being able to wed with • Whig wise enough to agree with him, nevertheless, we may lake ...

... recorded a saying of Dr. Johnson, to the effcct— A Whig and a wise Tory will agree. Tne great moralist himself was, we may conclude, singularly Inform:nate in never being able to meet with • Whig wise enough to agree with bim, nevertheless, we may take ...

... himself to politica, and bide fair, with the assistance of • brother who is just coming forward, and from whom the vaneed Whigs hope much, to revive the political of the house of Cavendish. Their further will be watched without annoyance ; for, though ...

... second day's battle, General Rosencrans retreated to his entrenchments, whence, be asserts, he cannot be dislodged. The Richmond Whig estimates the Southern loss at 5000 men, including six generals killed and seven wounded. General Bragg reports to his government ...

... any consequence. The Scotsman announces the death of Mr. John Clark, the last surviving member of the famous Westminister Whig Committee, in the proceedings of which, at the beginning of the present century, Paul Thelwall and Horne Tooke were so intimately ...

... Mee days the enemy had been en front porationn bat stAll confronted lth. Ito ceplurid fr sans and 2400 prisoners. Riehmona Whig teUmates the Confederate at lnoindln sin killed and refunded. The rederal loss is =Unmated at men. Advlces from Sr. to the ...

... able to maintain his position until he is^x.eiflf oi^jed,. The Con- federates-continued active in his froht. J The Richmond Whig estimates the Confederate loss at 5,000 men, including six generals (filled) and seven wounded. The .Fedi3ral loss is estimated ...

... hal The awing% which was only wounded in the sight shoulder. besues Serious and sprang at his who fired 1 other ohm:without Whig the hear. The latter I had Marty mallad the Dam whim with admirable cfroid, he the bayonet Aged to his gun through the bear's ...

... enemy had been driven from several positions, but still confronted him. He captured 20 guns and 2,500 prisoners. The Richmond Whig estimates the Confederate loss 5,000 men, including six generals killed and seven wounded. The Federal loss is estimated at ...

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