... road midway between Cappoqnin and Duogarvon on the day named. Tbe matter has caused much pain and conjecture.—Northern Daily Whig. Cdrious Esfecx of the Severe Cold —Tha frost was very hard on the night of Sunday, the 23rd, and a correspondent informs us ...

... ; kpisy, busier. k bees ail .ti. ailvioir Goa Auserke. ilea the it.. la weak Wang to tits effect. • great maul was art are Whig stock mei Um -'-- hi seaseoeme Ma KOUIDALL Ibramar. Ir a. I. bat rims in :Thls the IA day of the yeer..the you We emy Mims ...

... branch of the London and North-Western BaUway. WhUe they were enjoying this exercise, the ice suddenly gave way, and Mi__ Whig fell through into the water. Assistance was useless, there being a strong current at the spot where the accident occurred, ...

... not up to the mark, although an able politician. The hopes of the opposition are now fixed upon Lord Grey, who is less of a whig than Lord Derby once was, and who is supposed to be capable of bringing over such men as the Right Hon E. Horsman, the Right ...

... PHASES OF THE PRESS. London*, Wednesday. It was announced some months ago the Press that the Whigs had it contemplation abolish the Irish Viceroyalty, and Lord Palmerston's journal has at last given a semi-official notification that Lord John Russell ...

... not up to the mark, although an able poUticiaa. The hopes of the Opposition are now fixed upon Lord Grey, who is less of a Whig than Lord Derby once was, aud who is supposed to be capable of bring- ing over such men as tlie Right Hon. E. Horsman, the ...

... with him snch nondescript ?? as Lord Elcho and Mr. Horsman, if not the Right Hon. Edward Eltice, the Nestor of the old Whigs — all of whom have no prospect of office under present or pos- sible fusions of the Liberal party. But if Earl Grey is to ...

... neighbours that they had made enemies in consequence of exacting a high rate of interest.” The following is from the Northern Whig of this day:— It becomes my painful duty to inform you of the perpetration of one of the most appalling murders that ever filled ...

... Kenwood-bank, Sbarrow head, beautifully situated, and conteining every Conv ...

... attempted to profit directly by tre division, the ( noW brought forivard Mr. W. U. Heygate, and called upon distrc If the Whigs to split with them, and this was done to a eon- were ). siderable extent, many of them splitting for Mr. Harris. the c if ...

... judgment sued for waa granted, and Mr. bheenan resumed his seat.— Cork Reporter. Double Murder near Mos-aghas-.— The Northern Whig states- that two brothers, James and Robert bhaw, who resided entirely by themselves on a farm in the barony of Trough, about ...

... the policy cf the remaining sum having lapsed on Wednesday through non-payment. Double Murder near Monaghan. The Northern Whig states that two brothers, James and Robert Shaw, who resided entirely by themselves on a farm in the barony of Trough, about ...