... _sliell every ten _minutes into the fort to _prevent _repairing of _ ...

... Mound rebel loss in e assault the wounded. Our loss was 500 dead bodies, besides was about 900 killed and woun The Richmond Whig of Jan. 17 contains the follow- ing account of the capture of ‘ort Fisher unwelcome news of the fall of Fort Fisher, com - ...

... the night, throwing one shell every ten minutes into the fort ; prevent repairing of damages by the garrison.'* The Richmond Whig Jan. 17. contain* the follow ing account of the capture of Fort Fisher: The unwelcome new* the fall Fort Fisher, command* ing ...

... from the island, have less sympathy with it than with that of his opponent, even though they historically belong to the great Whig party. Opposed the powerful territorial lords, what chance is left for Mr Lamont I Not much, we confess. The Conservative candidate ...

... Blair will return to Richmond with a Government representative. Richmond papers confirm the capture of Fort Fisher, which the Whig says is an unfortunate rather than disastrous event. The capture cuts off but one Capg Fear River,, Foil Caswell, commanding ...

... ~ ° . . rushed upwards to the burffera. In a town of thi branch of the service which will of most even after long years of Whig administration it #inaller dimensions when the gas was first used 1 is difficult to withhold a strong respect for • 11 i i ...

... though exclmled himself from the representative peerage, was the chief instrument in the return af thirty four thirty five Whigs, out the forty five Scotch repraaenUlive* the House Common*. lb« atceeaioa of Goerge wa* appointed Lord Chief Registrar, and ...

... sales of petroleum ; crude, 51 ; refined, 70. New January 18.—Richmond papers confirm the capture of Fort Fisher, which the Whig says is an unfortunate rather than a diaatrous event. The capture cuts off but one channel into Cape Fcar River, as Fort Caswell ...

... essayed in which, after the Berm cl Lords bad =Meal judgment epos widows is a reoath had beta slimed, width would hays the Whig to enotbsr anted I. tbs by the party. Attar hew* Lord. r espy, the Lord Prodded that the Court would UM time to the roes. ...

... any political party whatever as such. I care Mr less and less for mere political parties, whether me the Ratlical party, the Whig party, or the Tory sitl party, bat more and more for the Temperance of party-(loud cheers). Our work as a party is to edt malie ...

... four years, it is fair to explain the pnumples on which it is at present conducted. In political principle the ffracraron is Whig, but with a more decided tendency towards reforms at home and extension of orderly freedom abroad than the old Whip were supposed ...

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