... division of the field into a white bar and red bar in equal proportion, the red bar being at the outer end of the field. Richmond Whig. Daring Attempt to Escape from Prison.— On Saturday night, Michael M'Gann, who is in prison at Sunderland on a charge of robbery ...

... heard no satisfactory explanation from Sir George Grey or from Mr. Caird, who spoke so generously in the great and permanent Whig interest. They talked largely of a moist climate they blamed Ireland for her own sorrows; they vilified her wet soils; they ...

... 425., 635„ 845., Ac., FASHIONABLE MORNING COATS, 215., 425., 635., 845., Ac., Ac. FASHIONABLE TROUSERS, 16s„ 2ls„ 255.. 28s. Whig Jobbery.—The Mornhig Star has undertaken the responsibility of publishing statement to the effect that Mr. Edmunds, who recently ...

... above the city This disposes to believe that our troops will seek to lY e battle before crossing the Congaree. The Richmond Whig f the loth says --i ««- are of garee, a tbe aDk of the Conrate forces had , and that the Confede- A was coSn b k to the north ...

... all great divisions are to be found in different lobbies. Iv Parliament its voice gives out a most uncertain sound, neither Whig nor Tory, but half one and half the other. And, strange to say, though an election is fast approaching, the local Conservative ...

... creeds, he did not think it right to interfere with those who conscientiously differ from him in their mode of worshipping God. Whig Jobbery.—The Morniwj Star has undertaken the responsibility of publishing a statement to the effect that Mr. Edmunds, who recently ...

... Whig Jot.—Rumours a very unpleasant B«tnre are circulation as to the causes which have led to the retirement of Mr. Leonard Edmunds from this office, and is not inquiry will made into the circumstances which have induced that gentleman -to retire in favour ...

... as heretofore the office of the adjutant and inspector-general. (Signed) R. Lit, General. The following is from the Richmemd Whig of Feb. 16 :— We copy from the Petersburg Express of yesterday the following interesting correspondence, which speaks for itself ...

... talents, that the Marquis of Hartington owes the minor place in the Government which he holds rather than adorns; that he is a Whig lordling of the true Amberley type, Radical in creed, but aristocratic in practice, of the average capacity of that singular ...

... that the opportunity thus offered should not be lost. A little cheap popularity may be attained, and the reputation the great Whig Chancellor will be pleasantly enhanced. Without an official return it impossible to give with the slightest approach to co ...

... somewhere about a hundred pages, in which the pure Whig reformer distinguished from the Conservative who has become a reformer, was significant warning to him that he must not expect to become the leader of the Whigs per saltum —as he perhaps hoped to do. Be all ...

... equals, not our superiors. The judiciary committee of the senate have reported against the taxation of exports. The Richmond Whig says there was no cotton in Charleston at the time of evacuation. The Richmond papers infer that Sherman is consummating a ...