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... occurred, and the proceedings were .conducted throughout with the utmost order and ecor u .—Corrtspcm dent of the Northern Whig, PAINLESS TOOTH EXTRACTION By Her Msjeaty’a Royal Lettcra Patent. CARTWRIGHT AJn> DAVIS, Surgical and Mechanical Dentists, ...
... back to of the Melbourne Ministry, and suppose that happy-golucky Premier to have muddled through eight millions sterling in Whig jobs and a spirited foreign policy. Of course indignation like ours is not to be thought of among a well bred and polite people ...
... form his Ministry, and after some hours’ deliberation the offer was rejected. Lord Palmerston has surrounded himself with Whigs, and those who arc something more.” He has earned the confidence of these parties well. It is sufficient that they, and not ...
... There is no important news from Charleston ; the following items are the laUst: Fortrees Monroe, Dec. 1, 1863. —The Richmond Whig November 28 and 30 contains the following:-- Charleston, Nov. 28, 1863.—There no shelling of the city lag night, but slow fire ...
... decisive stand. In one skirmish General French ia reported to have lost heavily but captured 900 of the enemy. The Richmond Whig has dispatches dated Nov. 29, by which it appears that General Fitzhugh Lee drove the Federal cavalry across Racoon and Morton ...
... career of the pilot engine, was stopped by the second collbioo. Touchisg thk Kussell Resignation —We knew ;t all nonsense. A Whig is like the old French Guard be dies, but never surrenders.— Punch. A Boast worthy John Bull.— A new pavement basbeen laid ...
... ended—that all resistance is closed, and he will prove by the leading paper at Rich* mood the remarkable statement made the Whig, that ha* already been copied into almost every paper North, to show that the rebellion is ended. have a Slate Department, ...
... governor-generalship of Jamaica. In Jamaica Lord Elgin had no easy task, but he acquitted himself so weli that when in 1846 the Whigs had to seek out the ablest man they could find to be Governor-General of Canada, they pitched upon t Lord Elgin, notwithstaeding ...
... cherished reformatory establishment. She had been only a few days ill, and on Sunday afternoon breathed her last,—A'orfforn Whig, ...
... profession, has str chard mind to put off the form of his politics and | er Ma- | of his faith at the door of his court, to Whig or Tory, Churchinan, Disseater, or Catholic, bi oust bea partisan judge; if he can do this, it is y (£20) bo consequence what ...
... eery warm discussion ensued, in the course of which Lindsay and ethers fell foul of the celebrated Mr John Rea. The Nvrihem Whig thus describee the scene Mr Liodsay—And one of the best men in the County «f Down baa been hanged upon the evidence of relative ...
... Wbhenever he visited England for parliamentary or other purposee, where he was received with open Irms by the chiefs of the Whig party, he always LrDged to be back at Marino or the family seat in TVrcrLe. Zarino, however, was his favourite. Ther3 Le e ...