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... coiisii'ntnua the town, and met with enthusiastic receptivo. Wr. Vanditart said —lt may suit the purpose Mr- chere and the Whig party dispaiage the measure? the Conservaavta, but they quite forget that Ji tho past year* they have only been in office uw* ...
... of the Richmond Whig issuod under the new rigime contained tho advertisement of A. T. Stewart and Co., the well-known New York merchants, as also that of a Now York clothing firm. Thero is a great demand for newspapers here, and the Whig, although printed ...
... escaped the fire, and are filled with rebel prl .oners of war. Mo*t of the editors have fled, especially John Mitchell. The Whig appeared yesterday as a Union paper, with the name of the former proprietor at the head. The theatre opens here to-night General ...
... for the restoration our municipal Government, on Union foundation, and tbe resumption legislation in all its departments. The Whig says that the evacuation of city was going on for a month, but the people refused to believe that removal meant evacuation ...
... Southamp- ton we are satisfied that he would be placed at tbe head of the poll. West Kent. — Messrs. Angerstein and Lubbock, tho Whig candidates for West Kent, held a meeting of their friends and supporters nt the Bull Tavern, Maid- stone, when both candidates ...
... the general tendency of Conservative, opinions, was the conduct of the Whig opposition to the late Derby govern- ment. It must be remembered they brought in a reform bill. The Whigs were pledged to reform, What did they do? They endeavoured to upset Lord ...
... the House of Commons,** The Hon. Algernon made some remarks the late election contest Rochdale, and then commented on the the Whig party in gm factions and selfish opposition the Reform measure proposed by Lord Derby’s government, promising t? something ...
... arrange for the restoration of the South the Union. Lincoln has given the former a pass to com© to ami go from Richmond. Richmond Whig states that an informal meeting bad been held by the members of the Virginia Legislature, who remained in Richmond to consider ...
... Beresford) had been connected with the county he had seen two Whig members for South Essex, two ditto for Colchester, and two for Harwich (hear) ; and yet they were told of Tory domination, when the Whigs had almost divided with them the representation of the ...
... that they were now all cordially united in maintaining their position in the representation in spite of the exertions of the Whigs. The members also addressed the meeting and were received witb great enthusiasm. A meeting of the party in South Essex was ...
... the restoration of the South to the Union. Lincoln has given the former a pass to come to and go from Richmond. The Richmond Whig states that an informal meeting had been held by the members of the Virginia Legislature, who remained in Richmond to oonsioter ...