... working of the Board of Charitv Commisaionent. cunaiderable length the member denounced the board a* a gross Whig job, uud it* offl*-c a* perfect Whig snuggery. Mr. Morris-•> defended the t-oiuiuisaiooera. Mr. W. J. Powbll pretested against *omr *if the charge* ...

... friendly once more, to forget the affront of the rejection of the Congress, and patch tip a new cordial understanding with the Whig. The theory of we observe, is. that aa the Imperial Government is the most isolated in Europe, and the present English Government ...

... understand that fair arrangement come to, the foil amount of the claims of each creditor being allowed to be paid. —Northern Whig. ...

... Sheet Almanack, enlarged and improved, IS GIVEN THIS DAY. AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THE ETNA. New York. 3rd Drckiiber. The Richmond Whig think* General Grant baa sent troops to 00-operate with General Sherman. The latest intelligence from Tennessee reports no ...

... bring into the field the reserves of Georgia. South Carolina, Florida, and Alabama, to oppose General Sherman. The Richmond Whig believes General Sherman s march can be so obstructed os to render the destruction of bis army highly probable, he fcn-ju-rrr ...

... Atlanta, he feels secure so far as bis main army is concerned. Di'spatcbea from Augusta, Georgia, of the instant, to the Richmond Whig, report the recapture of Rome by the Confederates, with over 3,000 prisoners. A Federal force of infantry and artillexy fiom ...

... Everywhere. FAMILY SEWIN’O and EMIiUOIDF.RY MACHINES, with .land., tcc., from £6 6* ; the be*t, *iniplo*t, and cheapcut in th.- WHIG HI MANN, 143, bans lamdoo, E.C. Li*U free. |> RAGG'B CHARCOAL BISCUITS.—The be~t reui**ly lor indignation, flatulency, acidity ...

... Yorkshire, and up to 1841, under the Melbwirno ministry, was Secretary forlreland, where he was universally beloved. When the Whigs came again into power in 1846, he was appointed Commissioner of Woods and Forests, and succeeded Lord Campbell as Chancellor ...

... election. This sets at rest the rumours that the right lion, gentleman was either about to be raised to the peerage or would the Whig candidate for the southern division of the West Baling w hen the new county arrangement comes into force. A requisition to ...

... The negro troops stormed the Gimfederate fort*. General Butter had not -rrrf~- J Petersburg before the sasanlt. The Richmond Whig tt the 15tll reports the defeat General Sheridan Generals Fitzbnrg with, heavy loss. No particninn receivei There are no official ...

... Confederates., The negro troops stormed the Con federal* forts. General Butler had not canched P jtersburg before the assault. The Whig the 15*|| instant reports the defeat General Sheridan by Generals Fitzburg L ...

... Kagosima and the massacre at Soochow.” i base wars, according the terms of the.motkm, have resulted from the settled policy “the Whigs,” in yielding to the pressure of merchants for the extension of their trade. After short statement from Sir IC. Wood respecting ...