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... general would be satisfied with the capture of Atlanta, and garrison and fortify it as a base for future operations. The Richmond Whig says :— The situatiou in Georgia is not so favourable a3 we could wish. General Johnston is cither unable to make up his mind ...
... probably stirred their blood and made their epidermis tingle with pain. Christopher North somewhere speaks of an infuriated Whig who set Lis teeth, clenched his hands, shut his eyes, and ran full but with his skull against stone walL would seem that the ...
... of receivins riches that the air and raiowater passing through It asy impart, sod is sot Mr Bewditch somewhat justified is Whig this cot Nathre's provision tot ...
... The two great English parties, says a weekly contemporary, seem to have entered _upon a transition which is carrying the Whigs, under Lord Palmerston, back again to the Constitutional? and untimely Protestant, position moored by the Whip of a hundred ...
... father, Sir John Coleridge, but he has latterly followed Sir Rotjndell Palmer and a few other admirers of Mr. Gladstone into the Whig- Radical ranks. His opponent at Exeter is Lord Courtenay, the eldest son of tho Earl of Devon, a resident in the city, and ...
... Exeter Nomination. —The nomination took at Exeter yesterday. The show of bands was largely in favour of Mr. Coleridge, Q.C., the Whig candidate. The Junior Member for Birmingham. —Mr. Bright, M.P., who is staying at Tulcban Lodge, on tbe Spey, with Mr. Ba3S ...
... Macon. It is reported that the Confederates three times assaulted Sherman the 90ih, and were each time repulsed. The Richmond Whig, on the other band, insists that two Federal cavalry brigades were driven across Chatubooehie on the nit. President Lincoln ...
... be a dissenting Whig, or, being m man, might probably be inclined to Conservatis as I kn»w, and I am able to testify for man} . Hall has never taken any part ia political successor has, and last year was, the political >>■ o* the Whigs in the revision ...
... candidate for the eastern division in conjunction with Mr. E. Howes, M.P. In 1857 both the seats for the division were held by the Whigs ; in 1859 one wan recovered to the Conservatives, and now an effort is be made oust Lieutenant-Colonel the Hon. W. C. W. Coke ...
... returned at the head of the poll, beating Mr. Coleridge by a majority of twtnty-three. As the late member, Mr. Divett, was a Whig, this victory for the Conservatives will count for two on a division. Estimates of the harvest prospects of the present year ...
... prepared, if any legislative action should he taken, to give evidence to this effect.e are, sir, yours respectively, James Whig lev and Sons. P. Park, Esq. THE NEW ACT RELATING TO IRREMOVABLE POOR. To the Editor of the Preston Herald. Sir,— Thomas Wade ...
... and nnoiiiiinces of point, Norica.-A Train tarrying passengers, leaves Wig- Tr a des. And r il l Astral twee es lon g Of to/WHIG/0 a m p * i ~IY 3 .. 6 ,, 11 lIP this should meet the eye of any one VAN 18 I:RAMAN/ID. JOILN Mc KNIGHT, this .A 1 war ...