... same time—namely, ten minutes to a qu The aceounts from Manchester, W anc Wigan, and Preston, give similar acco) it seems to have been more severely fel an | — pretty sharp shock of an eart distinetly felt in this city, by great numbers o about seven minutes past one, this (Friday) mo veral persons were roused from their beds by were two vibrations; and the effect wasas ofsom body falling upon ...

... ~'HE AliERDEEN i[OTit, tNo. I-so UNI0ON STtReVT, ABERDIEEN. No. 136 It JAMl ES PREY, C from the C('nitineel-cal Hotel, Ile) M faott. begs to Intimate to tiho Nobility. Gentry, Commercia'Vlt ('entleint it !,nd Publict t large, that ]Ito haI.% srrivld ?? Abtanlleen. - and t.a! 1.- '-rin of that well, knotw, spaciousn. and hatndsl'ino ita~'v. A lEltl1ENT IIOTEI-.I, adjoining U'nion 13irhigi', of ...

... SALE THIS DAY, AT ONE O'CLOCK. AUCTION OF J CEMKIHT 4l \ B XS'mKll, To Close a Consignment. I THE SUBSCRIBERS will Sell by AUCffION, at their STORES, 29, WARING-STREET, Thia Day (TUESDAY), the 3lsr ins*., ONE o’clock, Barrels Best English Manufactured ROMAN CEMENT; and 30 Do. finest quality ALABASTER, criler to close a Consignment. H. & W. M‘NEILL. H. C. CLARKE, Auctioneer. Belfist, 31st ...

... THE EDITOR THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir, —Ah different opinions and practices prevail in different district* and estates, respecting the proportion poor-rate* payable the occupying tenants, would you be good a* to stale, briefly And plainly, wt.at the present law is, and oblige many of your country readers. If you would also inform them whether tenants are. by law, allowed any portion of the ...

... P O P U L A R AYD U .ONREiA'WIONAL iiINGIr' . T HE Inhabitrnts of Aberdeen are respectfullly informned Tthat h3fAINZEIR, the.lfiinguished lBVFoa.N$R off SACIAD iand StCtCI.A5l S:\NoI4o, will deliver TrWO LECTURES, P ?? of his Simple snid Efficient System of Popular MUSICAL INSTRUCTION. 1):0 \\ RDEoS'AY Uril TeltIlst',\\ Sepltesriber 2Oattd U'1, IN G OIl f STItl;E'r CIIAPEP,. tfo- NMecting to ...

... Belfast, Dee. 31, 1842. From the unusual mildness of the present Winter, field labour has progressed in an unprecedented degree. There is greater breadth of ground under wheat culture, than ever remember to have witnessed; and our personal observations extend through the five connecting Counties. The braird is remarkably fine, healthy and encouraging in its appearance, and strong and broad in ...

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... l*Liverpool Albion. The Mob mo i Amebica.*Tbe MoraMm*, kis stated, now number buy tuousand disciples, tweoiy-bv thousand whom live io their new settlement at Nautoo. Patrick Kelly, Eaq., collector of Eici.c, Sligo, baa been ar.-imotcd the important collcclorabrp of Maocbcetcr. 'The tiro men apprehen.ied on a charge of bring connected with the outrage on the Her. Mr. Dickie, of U.tbfrrl.od, nr, ...

... A N ORa T OR I (A 11(01 TIAN BIn.EFI~T 0F T)'l ~BEDRDEEN HOUSE OF PREF'UUE S..lof industry, Will be given in Si,. PSEI'ARR's CIJAPE'L. on WEDNESDAY IEVEN INO, 217th September. P'art 1. +-JUSTVCS UT PAINA ?? G.-AVE INARlS STEILA R.V Jnq/t 7Al.EL~t Cl~lt~, ~itowle/. ParI II. ?? iPei, DMIN LAUDAMIJSfoo . i avli ..ccDellielll. I I IIINA Donfue ?? egiIaI-4 llii?0 DoomI wviil be ?? at haif ...

... II[E SunSeCltIEBE has ijust got to Ilald, from Messrs Ctleu 16 & HARVEY of L~ondon, and other most approved Mainufac. tuiers, a frehil supply of atll the various sorts of SHOOTING (MIN. POW DlER-viz. FFF. S tO1iL SCEAL, DoaII.I SEAI., ?? IINI orCv- i l 1iS, in L(alIstelrs; also, Strong R LAST ING G U N POW DIE R, RIound or Small, for Quarriers. PlRENCII PtlOcUSSlON CAPS il rreat variety. also, ...

... package* took place to-day. They went off aery very small pot lion sold. A few cargoes of the intermediate qualities were disposed of at prices a shade lower, while other sorts went much as before. Three or four parc« Is of Hyson, of middling to fine quality, sold at the early part of the sale 2d to 3d per lb. lower, but subsequently considerable quantity was withdrawn, and a few realised ...

... tl ar THE NORTHERN WHIG, F ne =o an be revenue, will leave me a surplus of £760,000 ; a gate that will goin payment of that arrear, wtich from mence the year, and a surplus that will be further in ) pay- by aay improvement shat may take place in the s avail of the country. 1 am bound to admit, that this su ue of not one of such an amount as would have been : rerted tory either to myself or the ...