... determined at what point to locate. The Richmond Whig says :—' • Robert E. Lee, late Confederate general, has no connection with the mill' tart' school in Lexington, and has nothing now to do with artillery. The Whig, therefore, takes it for granted that the ...

... upwards of seventy, and he has persisted in holding on to the bench ever since, simply from a determination to deprive the Whig government of the chance of appointing a Liberal successor. He is become so enfeebled in body and mind that his failing faculties ...

... justice, and humanity. Mr. Bright dwelt upon the strange inconsistency of towns which owe their very political existence to the Whig Reform Bill,—such as Liverpool, and Preston, and Blackburn, (and we may add Cheltenham also),—so far forgetting the privileges ...

... Lemon. —At Bow street. London, on Friday, Joseph Wood. and Rick. se a Albert, were brought up for final emitainetia on a of. Whig found iu a room at Mr. Banyard's private Norfolkstreet, Strand. supposed for the purpose of 'mutilating a felony. The prisoners ...

... the o 'act of that • field, and ordered his men until they would pike him to be prowling about the .me time was the 4 a • Whig and ImindsHo of thei )• fugitive la in a secure, tho • the midle of the field, sore( 1 . . by e.O plough serape and t vinp ...