... others injured scalding. A number of men the other gunboats were killed or wouoded. The Albemarle was uninjured. The Richmond Whig of the IHh publishes despatches to Secretary Uallory, of the Confederate Navy Department, announcing the destruction by the ...

... Mr. Langlon s place. few months ago, some persons put forward through the papers the name Mr. Henry Andrews Palmer—a Whig of old Whig and Nonconformist family, man of wealth, of leisure, and pecuniary liberality, who certainly has done more for Bristol ...

... probably for another decade, let us take a momentary glance at the position policy of tbs Whigs, since 1839, and their position at present moment. In tbe year the Whigs, having stifled roost excellent Reform Bill, introduced by the Conservatives—a Reform ...

... Chartist” principles being carried practically out Mr.Bright’s convert and we can understand and almost pity the embarrassment of Whig place-hunters, who try to retain the fruits of professed Liberalism, while more in favour of Mr. Gladstone proposed levelling ...

... many friend ships, and certainly broken many associations. Party questions are, after all, to certain extent, abstractions —Whig and Tory could meet most times at table and pleasantly flaunt their respective colours in ploy before one another ; tut these ...

... t) - t* hia own gnm humour. Central Council lately held at King's Collage, Sir Lomas , , a S™*' Uni worked hard for the Whigs Phillips presiding, at which Mr. PndeaniTof the Western h ...