... time to eeaape with their lives. The fire sup- posed to have been caused by stove. —From the I second edition of the No> them Whig. ...

... THK LIM-.N The Arorther* Whig Saturday lias the f-.ii «t g. *• LiJfr.n#.—A cunsidtrablc amount basint-t is bet n it'in*acled dating the week, with discount «uHi an extienic rale, and a steady feeling of 10-tS dene* the toundnesa trade upt-rati -ns pteeails ...

... American war and other causes ; but the fine harvest prospects give hope* of improvement. Short time” it about to be adopted. The Whig says:— Wo are s- to lesrn that. eonsrquenc* of stagnation tradr, several of Hie most eacemive factory employers in llelfsst ...

... MIL VEKNEH, M.P. Git vast, Tuts Mobmno.—The Aortkrr* Whig tins morning says—“ have reason be* beve that the pelitiou against the return of Mr. K. W Verner, already perfected and forwarded, will lodged cither Hay or to morrow. under.-tand that ilr.Verner ...

... iied ere i» niuch Usaemployment for liana lo>m w-a-vi-r«, many whom have fund o;l.er oci apall it i ...

... composing the Board—mentioning Mr. Peter Erie, Q.C., the Chief Commissioner, Whig, with £1.500 year Mr. James Hill, Commissioner, a Whig, with year -, and the Rev. U. Jones, Whig clergyman, with £1,200 )ear. also gave history the secretary, the io-pectors ...

... affair. It will only bo sham fight, got up to resemble a real one. The Tory Opposition does not want to kill the Whig Cabinet, and the Whig Cabinet does not tend to be killed. The case is one in which every member may vote according to his conscience, ...

... «uma money for coirp?rad/cly smell outlay abooM immediately m.[ ly u» Mr. Muiuv, who. euanmioa, :*fo to anv S'orthti , ...

... Northern Circuit. pr-ictiaed a special pleader for years, an.f 1852 became Counsel ami Uencber. The •ame year returned Hip Whig interest for Durham (city), in conjunction aiili Mr. Granger. In was elected at the head of the poll, Uavltig for bis colleague ...

... pijerhaord tickets were unable to obtain admission consequence of the dis-r-lerly conduct tht- crowd,— Saunders. The yorthern Whig reports considerable length the visit of the champions” Belfast Tuesday. Crowds went In see them, and when they took their ...

... has been left aur ■ ffice measuring upwards of f-.ur feet two inches, grown the Duds of farmer near from Riga teed Nut them Whig. ...

... season comes round might prove very disadvantageous to the flix crop, winch la of oiuie importance than ever thia year. Northtr* Whig The Ukisdanr Bau-It gives us more than nary gratification transfer to columns iha following notice, which we extract from a ...