... to the eare of Messrs Nightmare and Skeletons, Garbage Lane, near 8t Lake’s, B.C. ROMANCE IN REAL LIFE. (Front the Northern Whig.) Saturday last, the inhabitant# of the neat and quiet Tillage of K , not a hundred miles from Armagh, were startled by a novel ...

... the Tennessee. Farragut’s ships the Hartford and Oneida were disabled, and the Philippe burnt during the action. The Richmond Whig of the 12th declares that with the reduction of Forts Gaines, Powell, and even Morgan, but a very small portion of the woik ...

... charge against turn remains to be seen, North British Mo-ii, THE LAST HOURS OF PRINCE ALBERT. There has reached us (Northern Whig) from abroad a most interesting extract from a letter which written by a rnemberof the Queen’s household shortly after the ...

... not drop of rain fell, and the children who had come long distances church were saved from the chances ox catching cold.— Whig. The other evening, in the streets of Paris, young woman fired three shots from revolver a young roan in whose company she ...

... damages from the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Company, for injuries received by a collision their line. The - Northern Whig states'that Robert Thompson Suiaton, clerk in the Cookstown branch of the Ister Banking Company, has absconded, taking with ...

... Sutherland. died in July following, and he was succeeded his eldest son George Granville, second Duke, a man of consistent Whig polices, tut owing to ill health of very retired habits. He married, in 182J, Harriett Elizabeth Georgina, third daughter of ...

... for me to make a few remarks on this very important subject. Allow me then to premise that Mr Gladstone is present the only Whig statesman whom the working classes have any reason to regard with favour and respect. He it is whose genius |Chancellor of ...

... fellow in the church to ruminate over the inconstancy of fickle woman, and doubtless hoping ‘‘better luck next time,” —Northern Whig. The purchase of Aston Park, Birmingham, has been all but completed- The property will be handed orer to the town. Thomas Sykes ...

... the tidings sent electric thrill of joy through Europe. Burke, writing that year [see his “Appeal from the New to the Old Whigs”], speaks cf it with the most enthusiastic appreciation. 1 have not time quote the whole of the magnificent passage in which ...

... It was not thought the vessel would hold together until the cargo, chiefly consisting of brandy, could got off. The Northern Whig states that a custom prevails extensively in the North of Ireland of knocking eff the horns of cows before sending them over ...

... held as to the gers of the Electric, and were taken to Belfast.— Aeathof married woman, named Mary Elizabeth Cran- Northern Whig. field, aged forty-nine years. A policeman said that on Health of the Queen.- An official announcement Wednesday he was called ...

... whose anxiety to make a bargain has led him too hastily to assume and act upon the assumption that one had been made. —Northern Whig, ABERDEEN, BANFF, AND Sir David Brewster was presented with the freedom of the burgh of Jedburgh on Monday. Tom King, the pugilist ...