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... with the direction of all the tfoops in the city. REBEL PAROLED PRISONER MECHANT A general order, published in the Richmond Whig of the 24th, directs that if among the paroled prisoners of the Coo- federate army there are any mechanics who desire to remove ...
... iT7MES TELEGRAM, | New York, Aprit 29.—The Richmond Whig states that President Davis and the members of his Cabinet, with an escort of 2,000 cavalry, left Greenshore, North Carolina, on the 14th for Columbia. They would move westward through Georgia and ...
... the nation. Mr. HENLEY says :— The next parish belongs to a Whig nobleman, Lord Clif- den, and it is equally close—every acre bel: to him. I lose 7d in the pound, and he will un 7d. The Whig nobleman is to gain 7d in the pound, and the poor ‘ory commoner ...
... Government not willing to fulfil the pledges of 1859 and 1860, When it is a question of reform or expulsion from office, the Whig statesmen will decide in favour of reform. This is the only effectual mode of dealing with them, and I hope it will be adopted ...
... in which he will probably continue his ministerial career, for it is impossible to imagine Sir Woop out of office and the Whigs in power. A correspondent who accompanied the delegates of some of the Continental Chambers of Commerce on their tour in the ...
... Benjamin Lee Guinness and Mr. Vance will be returned without opposition. it is intended there sh County ANTRIM.—The Northern Whig understands that this county. Colonel I be a change in the representation of Rear Admiral akenham is to retire, and in his ...
... have no fear as to the return of Major Grylis. County aND BoroucH or Wexford Sir James Power will contest the county in the Whig interest Constuution says there are good reasons for believing that at the impending e' generally Pheliewed that Mr. Jobn Thomas ...
... Government to have no Sir Woon--think of that, people of England !—in Parliament. He eares not who may be disturbed ina snug Whig nomination borough—perhaps Mr. Lower, at Calne, who knows ?—in order to avert this terrible deficit in the senatorial force ...
... informs the Coamber of Commerce that the average rainfall for the ended tie &@ pecrage, by his long and faithful services to the Whigs, was 1-005, and the depths of water inthe severel reservoirs | whenever he signifies a desire to retire from the Commons. | ...
... and they accom: plished their great works less through the people than by means of party exigencies. Whigs and Tories battled for power, and the Whigs triamphed The Emperor of the French ought to profit by these | facte, Frenchuen are not Englishmen; that ...
... be introduced, and that would be ‘one year out of seven shall ba’ ve been ie BS make it would rest the they either of the Whigs or Tories to ve those asl ' will Bot moot the ease, ‘If I Wore to do For say paid by all parties of the fact is thie, and the ...
... Government qill be to give new facilitics for the on of the coasting trade along an immense range of the oo seaboard. — Northern] Whig. Taz Deaty Rate or Youre Race. —* It cannet be too dis- re ” says that writer, medical >ficer to the Boa \of “that high local ...