... promise of marriage, followed by Ll ambr a sinHt`lh er ad him slaw f cohabitation, is the next point on which Mn. alms , Whig wartbld at he mes ie t t r i l r c ro baiseger cu l t h i t s caate d Yelverton relies ; and here again the decision is against ...

... more pleasant than usual. Mortar, cannon and sharpshooting practice is continued, but few men are injured daily. The Richmond Whig says :— General Sheridan, with two Federal brigades, is moving towards Portsmouth. Some think they are going towards North ...

... Major Yelverton is, at best, but a dubious one. The Irish Times follows in the same strain. The Evening Post, the veteran Whig journal of Ireland, waxes unusually warm, and says :— The name of Yelverton has supplanted that of Castlereagb, or any more ...

... slightest hesitation. If he saw moderate mm among the candidates who would support this change he would vote for him, be he Whig or Tory. He concluded by expressing hope that the petition would be adopted, and forwarded to the House of Commons. The following ...

... history the captain will show the head and other portions of the huge fish. The Cleopatra is lying in Prince's dock.— Northern Whig. Death from Hydrophobia Runcorn.—Some five or six weeks ago, a young man named William Green, nineteen years of age, was bitten ...

... Wntwoth eaumnt ember for South Northmberlnd, nd ower o extesivelead mines, is to be hoisted into the upper house. This is the 'Whig. way of repaying the services of the Marquis of Clanricarde, whose. daughter married Mr. Beaumont.. Report further says that ...

... Conservatives, 'as against' the A Liberals, not to' the bare division lists of a :Session, not to the muster-rolls of: the Whig and': Tory whips, not to the ephemeral.`reoords of . factious triumph, but to the general tenxor of the: measures passed. Now ...

... demolishes this story. The military autlionties there have no knowledge of any such rumour nor do they believe it. The Hich,srodi Whig says :—General Sheridan, with two Fedend brigades, is moving towards Portsmouth. Some think they are g dug towards North Carolina; ...

... to be found in the fact that the price of mil{ in the city has been raised Id. per qum-iwelflmday—uwoyord J’uml. Tus Northern Whig states that Mr. William Dunville, of Belfast, has set aside £10,.0) to be called the Sorella Trust, for the material, intellectual ...

... | that honour in the Comservative interest, and -t seems a most favourable opportunity to wrest at least one seat from the Whigs in the metropolis. The representation of the City of Exeter is vacant by the | death of its late member, and Lord. Courtenay ...

... but the passengers, to the number were rescued by a steamer. The vessel was bound from Liverpool to New York. The Northern Whig states that Mr. William of Belfast, has set aside £10,000, to be called the SortKo Trust, for the material, intellectual, and ...

... their conduct towards Denmark. that occasion the House Commons completely stultified itself. After every member who spoke Whigs, Radicals, and Conservatives —all but a few dependents and servants of the government—had united condemning the conduct of ...