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... jjtE'S PABDON. The Richmond Whig 12th haa the following interesting information relative to the application for pardon made by General Lee, and the generous course pursued in relation thereto by Lieutonant-Gsneral Grant The Whig says:— Upon the appearance ...
... Fenians, and many of the prisoners as members. DUBLIN, Saturday NIQHT.—The following appears third edition of the northern- Whig :— Dublin, Saturday Afternoon.—Six Fenian prisoners are before Mr. Stronge in the private police court Dublin Castle, and ...
... Brookside Fairy A SwBSFSTAXBS of 300 soys eich, hf t; T. Y. C. Lord Glasgow's b f by Bro to'Blrd I Mr Merry* Mirella on the Whig—Flutter I Pardoe's bk Lass o' Cowrie Sir Hawley's Monaco I A Swbbpstakbs 800 soys each, ft: T. Y. C. Lord Glasgow's b fby Bro ...
... we choose to act. repetition of their proceedings will camps! to refer to the , magistrates. The compositors in the Northern Whig office took legal advice, and escaped six months' imprisonment by praying for mercy, returning to work, and paying round sum ...
... FENIANISM IN BELFAST. The Northern Whig has received information of the arrest of supposed Fenisn in one of the suburbs Belfast, being the first ease of the kind in that town. He was brought before Mr. O'Dennell, B.M, at the police-office, and remanded ...
... officered by a different class of men. Lord Panmure, one of the most uniforming of the mott unreformin** class, the stand-still Whigs, saw this; and the war being over, and the public mind soothed to rest, he flung bone occasionally to army reformers, but on ...
... effectively. *' ». m d *. his accession to the Foreign Office, bis lordship followed fortunes and supoorte-d the polio the Whig party, rf* *we»n 1841 1846 Lord was wmber, 1845, advances were made to him but hostility of one of the leading Whips rendered ...
... years in office under tbe Whigs. Tadpole wouid say, he is wonderful man,—be has had longest innings on record,— and ha is wonderful, not for his batting, but for his baulk. And Lord John Russell says in bis Fox, of anotber Whig, the retention of office ...
... Furniture addrcaaiag. fat the strictest oonfideneein all cases, 15, office this Paper. 024 ANTBD, Empty Claret Bottlea, for whig- wBl be irivwarfd per dozen quarts and 5d par dozen ptoAtea delivery to John Mcl tor and 00. V, A minil A Gentleman will exchange ...
... Stakes Course. 15—A Handicap of soys each; Bretby Stakes Course. 45—Match 200 h ft; Lord Glasgow's f by Brother to Bird on the Whig Admiral Bt. Sophia. Match 200, ft: B.M.—Duke Beaufort's Mr. Pitt, Sst 71b. Cspt. MacbeU's Mazurka. ARRIVALS In addition to ...
... its leader, man such temper and such personal as Mr. Gladstone, and in the House of Lords leader and Premier whose intense Whig hauteur it offensive to tbe older, riper Tory pride the place, and whose vanity, whose unchecked craving for diplomatic small ...
... this they are indebted to the Whigs. Many the reforms certainly came through the Tories, but under Whig preaaure. Tbe Whigs have often been abused by the Irish. onoe called them base, bloody, and brutal; but still the Whigs got Into office, and are still ...