... perishing of ®onition. The Herald says the election proves that some of the constituencies are tired of Whig dictation, and careless bow soon Whig oligarchy may fall. ~ _ „ Harkaway,” In the Herald, names either Drummer Boy, K«ai Jam, or Emblem, as the ...

... h»»e figured in that position. Dr. James Hagan took hold in 1837, had of street tights, duel with his brother editor of the Whig, and was killed in 1842, in a street fight, by D. W. Adams. His assistant. Isaac C. Partridge, died of yellow fever in 1839 ...

... Weedy lialr isr azP l phrase observe that t h e meet sedsteatery bore Owe granted by the fi utgralloo Meer at Otago So seer! Whig of tots lAneopttbont soy e %caption es to the Comfort arid fleggsity to which Passengers arriving by their& bare boon conveyed ...

... train, fell, and the wheel of the engine passed over him. One of his legs was so badly injured that it bad to be amputated.— Whig. Constabolaby. —The Lord Lieutenant has, on the recommendation of Sir Henry J. Brownrigg, been pleased to grant “good service ...

... at the OMAGH SHIRT FACTORY, • Few E.Penru , }SHALL CUTTERS, who can be well Recommended !or Holm*, sad Sobriety. Apply, 'Whig tome, to the MAAS•r. 11r, J. H. Suv , Obtagh. Omagh, October let, 1t169. NV ANTs. a SITUATION, a Strong, Active work• leg °SAWSNZ% ...

... render mndlonl' ..sUtonce. She ha. been into the Capo reMl.ng, h.J made tifu-seveh c.ptures, (our which bud off the Cape.— Whig. Mrs. Rushfortb, wife tbe proprietor of the Railway Hotel, Ballinasloe, states that she was robbed during the fair of sura ...

... Lre's fares hod tellowei to rem the mar of Meade's retreating cry. The sweesswest on the 14th we Wks to be the sere es the Whig rimed to in the anoonneement that the wary Oat owned ibis row of Meadt's army had severe engsgemewth with the eery, acoompauied ...

... gold. The Blockade runners Alice Kvian, Fox, Alabama and Montgomery have been captured in the Gulf of Mexico. The Richmond Whig of the 29th ult. denounces the British Government for detaining the Confederate rams in the Mersey. New York Bay never at any ...

... assistance. She has been into the Cape refitting, and had made fifty seven captures, four of which had been off the Cape. —Northern Whig. The Prince of Wales has, by act of renunciation just laid before the Diet of the Duchy Coburggotha, renounced for himself ...

... SedttK ™ Ho.jY._AU countered the hurricane on th , , witnessed ‘'ih. too. severe hurricane, is owned by Messrs. J. • J Northern Whig. ®|tf mtontaj |«tinral. rESTABLISHED AJ. 1773.1 SATUBDAY, OCTOBEK 3, 1863. A battle baa been fouglit near Chattanooga, between ...

... DAILY. The Times. London Daily Telegraph.’’ Dublin Daily Express.” „ Freeman's Journal.’ Belfast News-Letter.” „ Northern Whig.” „ Morning News.” Glasgow Herald.” TRI-WEEKLY. Edinburgh Witness.” Subscription to Newsroom, Library, \ j2 gj Annum. Lectures ...

... The Lord Lientenant appeared heartily to reciprocate the historical refeneces that were made. He did not forget that he was. Whig, and that to the old Wbig. wee des the larger share of the glorious revelation, in favour of which the noble struggle was made ...