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... has come overall things Scotch. The Edinburgh Review now about the most ponderous, timid, ' and conventional organ of London Whig society. The old j Scotch devil is quite gone out it, and we must own that the substituted London devils not appear to us to ...
... subscription from the inhabitants would afford, on occasions of fire, &remuneration to each one for their services.—Northern Whig. DIPSOMANIA AND ITS CUM. (FROM THE DUBLIN MEDICAL A morning contemporary contained last week an advertisement for an establishment ...
... information and explanation should given, in the absence of which ad- vocacy of, or opposition to, the project would be premature. Whig, The Monuntj Herald, October 23, 1802, speaking of the Blare in tire Exhibition, says, *• Mr. Benson, who lias a medal for ...
... decisive stand. In one skirmish General French is reported to have loet heavily, but captured 900 of the enemy. The Richmond Whig has despatches, dated November by which it appears that General Fitzbngh Lea drove the Federal cavalry across Racoon and Morton ...
... facts, we receive the admissions berty was © «with liberty upon the lip,” | Pp auy was the creation © because he gives from Whig authority, eland. The new — Times” Correspondent, and persec ution in theit! America yng of that traffic a reality. a belief ...
... until three boors after the time it waa due.—.Se'.rfrmaa. TOE SHIPWRECK AND LOSS OF SIX LIVES PORTBUSU. (From ibt Striker* Whig S*turd*y.) Porrui’aH, Dws. L—At 7.16 *.xm. momlog Um achoooflr Proridoaco, from CompbdtOD to Portnub, bjr coutguorda off tb« ...
... Secretary for Ireland, with I seat in the Privy Council for both England and Ireland. He held this office till the collapse of the Whig Ministry in j February, 1852. From 1837 to 1852 sat for Drogheda; ! since the fatter year for Canterbury, with which city was ...
... The remaining ties 10 both stake e will be run this} circumstances t c sted, and as soon as possible ions of the per cent. Whig of this day. j mea were collec arrival of tral | day.—Northera | the: eline betore the rtraio arrived at the st cpression to ...
... , thnr schooner 'minute tree and them betng • rick of cul.ition whet, crossing each other, it was the duty or the schooner Whig, the statute to have away ; nod, secondly, that the bong to windward, with the win . ] up, and she ( he Como) to leeward, it ...
... at this moment within the whole olfice, Jt is, we trust, as unnecessary to say Dol fourm on, as to our pleasure that the old Whig chief wali eon as last support a Cabinet which, without him and M Line st stone, would have little right to dewaad the » ock ...
... measures have been taken by the Liberal party in Lisburn to prosecute the petition against the return of Udr. Verner. The Northern Whig says that, Iran all it can learn, bis tenure of otKce will terminate very soon after the assembling of parliament. It is announced ...
... from the west. There were several shipwrecks on the coast. THE SHIPWRECK AND LOSS OF SIX LIVES AT PORTRUSH. (from the northern whig this day.) Portrush, Dec. 4.—At 7.15 a.m. yesterday morning, the schooner Providence, from Campbelton to Portrush, was righted ...