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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, ...
... 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, ...
... cherished reformatory establishment. She had been only a few days ill, and on Sunday afternoon breathed her last,—A'orfforn Whig, ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... College, Oxford, was appointed Bishop of Bodor and Man by Lord John RusaelL died soon after bia consecration. The bishop, stanch Whig, waa grandson of the Rev. Walter Shirley, who was fourth sou Mr. Lawrence Shirley, son of the first Earl of Ferrers, brother ...
... successors for accepting the honor at a time when titles were obtained with such disreputable facility.” When Fox wrote to the Whigs in Dublin of the arrival of the Duke Portland as Lord Lieutenant, Cbarlemont met Grattan and said, I am the poorest peer, and ...
... hoar on Monday night, but no hopes whatever are entertained of his recovery, bis death being only question of time.— Northern Whig. Sudden Death. —On Monday evening, shortly before the Fleetwood steamer left the quay, one of the Harbour Constables bad bis ...