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... recollected, received a gunshot wound in the leg, which was found necessary be amputated. He is now convalescent.—Northern Whig. ...
... are every day converted into modern firearms. bran new breechloading chamber is to be fitted to the antique Whig barrel; the fine old seasoned Whig stock is to be lacquered over with (not French, bu':) National polish ; and then—Princes-street, look to yourself ...
... sold at 4s to 7s per stone. A great number of bargains, however, were below these figures, when the material was bad.—Northern Whig. TANDRAGEE.—-The market on Wednesday was larger than usual, notwithstanding the frost. About 250 tons were for sale, and there ...
... incorruptible Whig. To this stirring sad convincing appeal Mr. Henry Donovan, the representative of the merchant section, calmly and effectively replied. He repudiated the disgrace of continuing this borough se the pocket borough of the Whigs. They returned ...
... enactments, which were added to the Relief Act merely as a sop to the outrageous bigotry of the day. We grant that no Government, Whig, Tory or Radical, is likely to imprison, banish, or transport Catholic friars or monks or Christian Brothers, but though the ...
... pocket borough of the Whigs. They ret.tn.pd one M big law dhrer, b.p would the last. If they that once they would not ftaain. Mr. M • Kcnua would go in independent member— unpledged and unboiind m any ffoverpment—especially a Whig fact, L wculJ go 1,11 ...
... has passed, and Sherman has got to Atlanta, the truth begins to be let uot. We accordingly find the following in the Richmond Whig of Jan. 6 editor of the Fayetteville Observer has seen a letter from a clergyman in Savannah, written three days before the ...
... rite& • Feted bedew tee will be died la usual wooer bete.' the leaders nes *raid. 'readers at pried belittled a fraetion • *Whig setter Dias stapes.* will be steepled. sod tie sweat of se of unmet,. Mooed tai weenies to be disposed et, s pro lets diatriesti ...
... borouah by storm,” as the last election, whether the government feels anxious to feel the pulse of the constituents as to how a Whig nominee would accepted ia a certain coatingenoy, I know not, but c rtain it that active, earnest exertions are being mads to ...
... as safe as in mid-day. Although there were several thousand* on the ice, heard of accidents of a serious nature. —JSorthrrn Whig. Dxsrrrcrio* ix TirptaAur.—We regret to have to state that there now great deal of destitution among the labouring classes ...
... delusive cloak for toadyism and Toryism which is by some called independence, but which means cot independence of the Whigs, but oppo- sitiou to the great Liberal principles which eaticd Enmancipation and reform; and does not inean independence ...
... peace would be to recognise the nationality of the South. The Richmoud papers generally oppose the visit of Mr. ‘Blair. The Whig says the Blairs deserve hanging. ‘The Examiner warns the government against fraternising w.th individual enemies and spies ...