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... the capture of the Con- federate rams az the most unfriend] act as yet committed by England towards the South. The Richmond Whig denounces it as an act of hostility, not neutrality. President Davis re 24th instant, viewed the troops at Mobile on the Immense ...
... LIVERPOOL G.ILVANLZEIA IRON AND STEEL wIEF ROPE, FOR SHIPS' STANDING RIGGING. A large Stock of Ropes always on hand. Asapte fin. 'Whig WIRE ROPE OUTFITS CONTRACTED FOR AND HEMP ROPE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE. R. S. NEWALL AND CO., 17, SOUTH CASTLE STREET, 41140 nvs ...
... ia ViriioU i. onch»iwwl. The rapdf. the Otw«« Aieidinrt. rmilroud. *M gefw’red on the 20th marvh against Baisakk's outpost Whig of the TTthnH. aseerta that Bragg's plan to compel Thomas evacuate Chattanooga would speedily executed. _ . . T»ro divisions ...
... tngatda thn aaizarn of tho Caufedereu, mas at thn moat unfriendly eat yat oornminad England towards the South. The HiekmoU Whig dmuouaasu it ao set boeiilliiy.not neutrality. President Daria haa the troops at Mobi.a oo tha 14th ioat. tmmeuss numbers of ...
... attacked and captured the cattle guard of Buford’ of Warrenton Junction, 8 cavalry division mile m-advices-are down to the The Whig, of that. date, states that the bombardment of Fort » on the 29th, was the heaviest that had yet taken From sun down on Wednesda: ...
... joined 11,000 am under General Jones. This whole (mas was prepared the to mareh against Burnside's oat posts at Bristol. Mitkm—d Whig tbs 37th nit. assarts that Onoaral Bragg's plan to compel Oanaral Thomas to nwanuata Chattanooga would speedily ha executed ...
... Baron Chesham, died on Tuesday night. He was elevated to the House of Lords in 1858, and 'was a faithful member of the old Whig party. By the lamented death of his lordship, and .the consequent removal of his only son, the Hon. William G. Cavendish, M ...
... s we contend that offices such as that of representing a town like Preston in the civic chair should be filled, whether by Whig, Radical, or Tory, men who can confer dignity and honour on the office, and not men who look to the office to confer dignity ...
... General Burnside. The accounts from Charleston are to the 31st ult., and up to that time the city still held out. The Richmond Whig (of that date) states ‘that thé bombardment of Fort Sumter on the 29th was the heaviest which had yet taken place. From sundown ...
... act upon. (Hear, bear.) To that I must offer my strongest denial. (Hear, hear.) I deny to any set of men, whether they be Whig, Tory, or Radical, a body, the right to expect that their man shall be chosen to fill that high and honourable office. (Hear ...
... the precedent” had been departed from, on at least two occasions of comparatively recent date, and notably in the case of the Whig Lord Mayor (Mr. Alderman Moon), who received the Emperor of the French. With the Standard— 1 ' We should be glad to learn whether ...
... y evening lart, the membera of ■ J think that Preston did to him limply that which think and promptly. ■ - 'Whatelv.hnt he Whig, and that has proved some- the Preston Diatrict the Loyal Orange Institution «-■ ’ T.t.iXw'f flh WBDSBSDA T, NOVEMBER 11, 1863 ...