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... Ilawkshaw(Whig). polling took place yesterday, and resulted in the return of Mr. Humphrey, the Conscn ative candidate, large majority. The result is especially satisfactory from the fact that the most extraordinary exertions were made by the Whig* to cany ...
... has always pursued, will secure his unanimous return. A rumour has reached us that an attempt may be made to bring forward Whig candidate to oppose Mr. Dunlin’s election. is, therefore, necessary that the Conservative burgesses should on their guard. ...
... r ; llB LONDON JOURNALS ■ CONSERVATIVE PAI4TT. From the M.>mi •fh*. Whig prv&s U wroth with those onst’rv lt,ve members who refuse to reciprocate meats which Uussell the other day heaped on Lord Derby. That nobleman sup-10 have paid his opj»onents an ...
... for two hourt, as, if continued longer, there might be an expenditure of powder the extent of ten pounds yearly. So much for Whig cheese-poring. It is of no matter if one of the noble vessels be loet, with crew and passengers, so they can save the yearly ...
... devoted loyalty that is prevalent throughout the kingdoms: but of tho personal exercise of which, thanks to the prejudices of Whig Governments, Ireland has had but too little experience. The Crawley court-martial and the arguments in the Alexandra cose that ...
... published in journals nolo riously influenced the Premier, as evidencing some thing like a break-up of the alliance between the two Whig leaders. Moreover, If Earl Russell fancies the ministerial craft in lUngcr, know of old that he the first to desert the other ...
... difaculties thrown the way too often the public authorities. The ** Galway Use Atlantic steamer* hat been all bat barked” a Whig Government, and the .Steampacket Company” baa been much Impaired by the Impediment ceased by the Ballast Board, not giving ...
... THE ARMY OF CHATTANOOGA. A correspondent of the Richmond Whig writes from the army of Chattanooga October : The Tennessee has risen several feet, causing the removal of every bridge but ono of the Yankee pontoons. The roads in the rear of Chattanooga ...
... regards the capture of the Confederate rams as the most unfriendly act as yet committed England towards the South. The Richmond Whig denounces It aa act bwtility, President Davis reviewed troops at Mobil* on the 24th Inst Immense numbers of furloughed soldiers ...
... Minister few persons will deny ; but, at the same time, the retirement the author the Durham letter will be great blow to the Whig party Hu rest and thankful” policy will, suspect, laid on the shelf if does out, and it will found, suspect, that it ia a move ...
... after Christmas, and have no doubt that will do fall justice the character 1 and genius of the Irish Shakespeare.”— Northern Whig. Masonic Istelliorscb.—An address is about to be presented ta his Grace the Duke of Leinster the Provincial Graad Lodge of ...
... destroyed.* the next day and the day following a hailstorm of artillery fulfilled the threat the letter. The apologist* of our Whig ruler* will affect, doubt not, a mild and virtuous regret for the which has unfortunately befallen this Japanese town and its ...