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... Ferrand comnlained of tbe tyranny systema- . t'cally practised by Whig governments iv the royal . dockyards, and the practices which they had always , adopted to strengthen the Whig interest in dockyards I boroughs. After a few words trom Mr. Dalglish ...
... bring into the field the reserves of Georgia, South Carolina, Flori- da, and Alabama, to oppose General Sherman. The Richmond Whig believes General Sherman's march can be so obstructed as to render the destruc- tion of his army highly probable. The Enquirer ...
... desire it. Everything throws the Tories into the ormo of ?? Puwers person itying in Europe the- old right of despotism. The Whigs have not always done justice to the Imperial Government, dut re- flection and time cannot fail to bring the English Government ...
... the publication of which would «• thrill the popu- lar heart with joy or not, we have been unable to learn. The Richmond Whig of tbe 24th ult. says :— ■ There seems to be nothing definite from Georgia. The prevailing opinion, based upon all the informa- ...
... and deed, had impressed aa with a conviction tbat ha was the man for the situation, and that, though nominally tbe hand of a Whig government, ha wan to all intents and parpaean coassrvative aanass satis s af all aw much lavad institutions and beyond all ...
... he feels secure so far as his main army is con- cerned. Despatches from Augusta, Georgia, of the Bth mat. to the Richmond Whig, report the re-capture of Rome by the Confederates, with over 3.00J prisoners. A Federal force of infantry and artillery from ...
... enemy had effected a landing on the Coosawhatcbie below Pocotaligo. m_ y had not been able to re ~ h the railroad. The Richmond Whig ofthe 10th inst. says ;— Through the courtesy of a gentleman to whom we hsve been indebted heretofore for a similar favour ...
... of East Tennessee a. f ar as Kaoxville, Loyal tesi- dents held a meeting to protest against the mea- sure. _ . The Richmond Whig reports that General Price is within striking distance of Little Rook, Arkansas. General Sherman has laid waste a portion ofthe ...
... 6tonee, and was shot and left for dead. From the time of his admission tothe hospital he was totally insensible.— Northern Whig. DeSTBUCTTVE BaH-WAT ACCIDE_**T at Accbingtok.— Accrington railway station was, on Fhday night, the scene of an alarming accident ...
... of his lord-hip's opinions be approves, because Lord Palmerston has been a high Tory, he has been a moderate Whig, he has been a strong Whig, and is now a strong Con- servative—(cheers, groans, and hisses,)— and what he will die I really do not know. ...
... BERIOtfS SHOTS AT BELFAS*. Belfast hae been in a state of turmoil and disorder f£~ *he htat ten days. The Northern Whig ot Saturday says : — The present Belfast riots have their origin in the laying of the O'Connell memorial foundation stone in the city ...
... as a special 'pleader for some years, and in 1852 became a Queen's Counsel and Bencher. The same year he was returned in the Whig interest for Durham (city), in con- junction with Mr. Granger. In 1857 he was elected at the head of the poll, having for his ...