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... and latest news says the situation there is unchanged. Three Federal assaults upon the works have been repulsed. The Richmond Whig says the capture of Savaanah will count nothing towards the conquest of the South. Hood is reported to have raised the siege ...
... resolved to bring forward the Hon, Mr. de Grey, son of Lord Walsingham, | as a caudidate in opposition to Mr, B. Gardon the Whig sitting member for the division. 1 THE ADDRESS IN THE FORTHCOMING SEssloN.—lt is rumoured that the address to Her Majesty, ...
... Raleigh, and finally join Grant against Richmond ; all of which operations are to be accomplished before spring. The Rickmond Whig, speaking of the evacuation of Savannah,says that thelast of Hardee’s troops crossed the river at three a.m., and proceeded ...
... POLITICAL NOTABILIA. —_—— The Hon. H. Cowper is to be the only Whig candidatat the next county election for Herts,as it is considered ba will thus have a better chance of success. Tas people of Notfingfll‘ lil;“tr‘;ug to get up » petition to Parliameut ...
... families. (Vid Halifax and Roche’s Point.) Nzw Yurg, Jan. 18 —Richwond papers confirm the capture ot Fort Fisher, which the Whig says is an unfortunate rather than disastrons event. The capture cuts off but one cbannel into Cape Fear River, as Fort Caswell ...
... the Cathole Church more than 300 years ago, and have still forced ne maintain it,” has setisfied yon that I bad the koowledge whig the comment yon have made at length on my words in your address, implied that I had not. And bere I must add that I think that ...
... address was then agreed to. Their lordships adjourned at twenty-five minates past seven o'clock. - _fiJIM”hMI *-~ tion of & Whig in office was “an ugly dog well muzzled. (Laughter.) But there were other canses of complaint than those which had, been urged ...
... leaders of which the Hon. Member for Poole so feelingly complained. Nobody, be thonght, who had studied the history of the Whig party could bave failed to perceive that there was a melancholy consistency in the line of conduct which they pursued. Their ...
... American continent. The Richmond Enquirer says the Contederate commission is merely a reciprocal experi-. ment for peace. The Whig has no hopes for peace, and says this is the time above all others for putting forth every exertion for a continued war. President ...
... Dilke and Mr. G. W, Hastings. Tz 22nd of February (according to Mr. Hargrave Jennings in the Standard) has often been fatal to Whig Governments :—On the 22nd of February, 1851, Lord J. Russell was defeated on Locke Mr. King’s motion, and resigned. On the ...
... who will walk in the footsteps of that true Conservative, Mr. Sotheron. What a poor compliment it would be to him to elect « Whig-Radical in bivlun, and this would be the case if Lord B, were elected as Member for the Northern Division of this Coanty. A ...