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... say anything about the Chairmen of the West Riding. He may be wrong or he may be right. His Worship—The Chairman of the East Whig you may be sure did not come to a decision cm the matter until after deliberate consideration. Mr. Wall then commenced his ...
... have been many while his general muscular development failed to afforg that proof of his having received the high trainj BE Whig marked his towering rival. The nervousness th; at Charag, terised him on Tuesday bad disappeared, and his ex Preseign was cool ...
... ; but if Sherman proposes, Lee disposes. Edwin M. Stanton, Secretary of War. THE EVACUATION OF SAVANNAH. (From the Richmond Whig, Dec. 24.) Reliable information has been received here of the evacuation of Savannah—an event which the military authorities ...
... the professional gentlemen practising before him, and the public at large. Mr Andrews' absence is merely temporary. —Northern Whig. The Brighton Kailway traffic returns shew this week increase 43,000. ...
... THE COKE DAILY REPORTER, THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, IBGS. RESOURCES OF THE CONFEDERACY, {From the Richmond Whig, of Dec. 22.) The idea has been expressed abroad, and studiously enforced at the North, that the resources of the Confederate States as to arms-bearing ...
... RESOURCES OF THE CONFEDERACY. (From the Richmond Whig of Dec. 22.) The idea has been expressed abroad, and studiously enforced at the North, that the resources of the Confede- rate States as to arms-bearing men are on the point of ex- haustion. Many ...
... with the presence in Parliament of the Attorney-General, and it is possible that Tralee may not be considered safe for a Whig candidate. ...
... caloulattk; AO St lout 16 or 17 remained in the pit. r r ' P . THE CORK DAILY THE POSITION OF THE SOUTH. (mon TRH RICHMOND WHIG, DEC. 23.) We took occasion yesterday to show that the actual physical reaources of the Confederacy are fully adequate to a ...
... interests, was equally repudiated. Here, then, is a movement begun, which, if prosecuted with vigour, would be irresistible. Whigs and Tories combined could not save the Episcopal Establishment in Ireland from destruction, if only a determined band of Irish ...
... first eleven months ofthe past three years : 1863. 1863. 1864. £ 1,707,000 7,000 2,822,000 Linen Sa07 7,505,000 Total Northern Whig. ...
... about 7 per cent of the total cereal and green crops of Ireland, or about 4} per cent, the total acreage under cio’gs.—Northern Whig. It ha* recently been determined by the Prussian authorities that marriage* concluded simply by dissenting clergymen, and by ...
... Theobald’s-road, respecting the death of Mr. T. Wallis, about fifty years of age, the London correspondent of the Belfast Northern Whig, and also for many years a large contributor to the London Periodical Press. Anne Nesbitt, 16, Harpur-street, said that the ...