... Law Scholar—first year student—George W. Hitchcock. Engineering Scholar—second year student—William Pigott Despard. —Northern Whig. Ballinaslob Masonic Lodce —Yesterday being the Festival of St. John, according to ancient nsace. the Brethren of this Lodge ...

... inny—victorious defeat—right of petitionmurdered families—co'our* nailed to the mast—gauntlet thrown down—snivelling, sneaking Whigs—covert enemiesopen foes—traitor priests,” itc. The speakers complain* of difficulty getting into the court house. There were ...

... this day. containing the aalea of the Mounteash 1 Eatatea in Antrim, which took place on Tnes. Jty. in Belfast. The Northern Whig says“ The nu W 1.1 was large, and the compeiltlnn mnrt* than nana'ly brUV. ~ , . “ The entire property sold during the ...

... Working Classes Association in carrying out ih.ir arrangements, and tod. fra v the coat of the necessary advertuing and In.ln- Whig. An Unwelcome Visiter -A lew ago decent looking country woman entered large establishment in this town, si'uat. d not ten miles ...

... must bid hard for popularity. Such a roan, I say, is not fit person come before you ; such * man, one who has been proposed by Whig, and seconded by Tory—(Loud groans.) He raus' not one hand hold himself up as an example all tendlords, and with Iho oth‘*r ...

... hurried to the place. The woman was immediately cut down: but, on examination, she was found to be quite dead.. —Northern Whig. Beautifying and Preserving the Hair.—To serve the human hair has been for long time the unsuccessful pursuit uf innumerable ...