... be supremel, “the the husband of the infant's mother, an Peale aa but he aware of. The court may perceive that both are pr Whigs ing in appearance, and it is a fact that the banns of | to be have been ut up, even four times. A wedding n Lord purchased ...

... octetmmed to decisive stand. In one skirmish General French is reported have lost heavily, but captured of the The Richmond Whig has despatches dated November ’.h by which it adpears that General Fitzbugh Lee drove the Federal cavalry across Racoon and ...

... GREAT FIRE IN CARRICKFERGUS—TWO LIVES LOST AND A MILL BURNED. Northern Whig of this morning publishes the following report of an alarming fire which occurred at Carrickfergus on Wed- Shortly after 11 o'clock the iuhabi- nesday last. tants of Carrickfergus ...

... Ireland. Whenever visited England for parliamentary or other purposes, where he was received with open arms the chiefs the Whig parly, be always lunged to be back Marino or the family seat in Tyrone. Marine, however, was his favourite. There be exclusively ...

... operations than has hitherto been con ee fair amo FIRE AT CARRICKFERGUS—TWO tained. LIVES LOST. advance st, Farpay Northern Whig orping publishes the following report of ao value of Ure, which occur oo; — ee or of Carrickfergus were alarmed by the nearly ...

... the goremcr-generalship Jamaica. In Jamaica Lord Elgin bad no easy task, but he acquitted himself weli that when io 1546 the Whigs bad to seek out tbe ablest man they eould find to be Governor-General Canada, they pitched upon Lord Elgin, notwithstanding ...

... greatest enthusiasm prevailed. Generals Breckinridge and Hardee were also serenaded, and made appropriate speeches.” The Richmond Whig of the 3rd instant tells tales out of school in the following plain fashion With no other motive and thought than to advance ...

... to make a decisive stand, one skirmish General French is reported to have lost heavily, but captured the enemy. The Richmond Whig has despatches dated November 29th, which appears that General Fitxhugh Lee drove the Federal cavalry across Racoon and Morton ...

... to satisfy landlords without giving them the control they desire to possess. At one of those English what meetings a large Whig proprietor he believed and hoped to be the feeling of the body at large, that “ they are, on the whole, sa- ing between “ tisfied ...

... knows well that shudder at the bare idea of his representing an Irish constituency in Parliament. To say that le is a veritable Whig is saying but little of the whole truth. We consider him a wronged and injured man ; wronged, injured, and neglected by the ...

... vigorous measures have been taken by the Liberal party in Lisburn to the peti- The Northern tien against the return of Mr. Verner. Whig says that, from all it can learn, bis tenure of office ment. will terminate very soon after the assembling of parlia- It fo ...

... which refer, it is only because I believe political harmony, on that occasion, was the result of common interest. Five years of Whig rule have not done anything to in- duce the tenantry of Ireland to place themselves in hostile array to the Conservative The ...