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... is in the joint ownership of two Whig leaders, Earl Fitzwilliam and Earl Earl Z:t- land it was that spent £12,000 last year in contestiog the North Riding of Yorkshire for the Whigs; and he holds his h on trast for Whig placemen; and Sir Roundell Palmer ...
... with the Rev. S Hobbs, of the Church Missionary Society, by whom they were baptised.—Evangelical Christendom. The Richmond Whig, May 4, says:— There now remains in our hands 12,264 Yankee prisoners. ...
... round might prove very pend ite re is ted, yeous to the flax crop, which is of more the same than ever this year.—Northern Whig. we Ba’ tg 8 us more than ordi in ite pos ication to transter to eur columns the fol- house, be ‘ice, which we extr t from ...
... independence. I have no faith in the Edglish parliament; I have no faith In a parliamentary policy, because I know that neither Whig nor Tory will ever concede thcse measures which would have the effect of improving the condition of the people. The National ...
... io it with — Waterford ywn, who bas his farm this ENGLISH. crop, which, es and Mr H. Berkeley will briog forward bi orthern Whig. for the adoption of the on Tuesd: Lord Palmerston was on Mondsy u 27 —William chosen master of the Trinity House by t widower ...
... the crop, which, on the 24th instant, measured fifteen inches, and appears to be of the most promising character.—Northern Whig. FLax Market.—The market on Tuesday was large for the season, about forty tons having been ex- hibited. Buyers were numerous ...
... every independent member rides, his own particular hobby to caper and curvet. Message of Pres.dent Davis(From (he liic*mond Whig, May 4.) The ot President Davis, was to be supposed, considering the short time which has elopsed since the adjournment of ...
... independence. I have no faith la the English parliament. I have no faith In a parliamentary policy, became 1 know that neither Whig nor Tory will concede those measures which wonld have the effect of improving the condition of the people. The National League ...
... declared are to their ranks. The Danes cannot believe that the English nation will permit them to be sscrificed to retain a Whig Ministry in office. They know that through the length and breadth of the United Kingdom the policy of the Cabinet is denounced ...
... A Boston mechanic has invented a two-story railroad car, with smoking and sleeping rooms aloft. Nno York TubUL Tbe Richmond Whig, May 4, says—* There now ramains in our bands twelve thousand two hundred and sixty-eight Yankee prisooere.” , Death Colonel ...
... to with Municipal business we are at loss to guess. So long as our streets are swept, we care not whether the scavenger be Whig or Tory. So long we have a liberal snpply of water and of gas, it is a matter of sublime indifference to us whether the wa ...
... independenee. I hare faith in the English parliament; I have faith in a parliamentary policy, because I know that neither Whig nor Tory will ever concede these measures which would hav* the effect of improving the condition of the people. The National ...