... kshorne has had his shriek of liberty in the provinces sine., the of the seesion. He speaks out in unmeasured Untie against the Whigs and Whisrstrry. and some of the recent changes in the present tiovernineot in a larte share of his indigtation. Mr. Bernal ...

... 600 Union prisoners in the hands of the Confederates, and that they were well treated. The following is from the Rielhowttd Whig, of the Ind inst.,. Southern organ :—•• The battle of Bull's Run opened by throwing out heavy artillery and small field.piecea ...

... or at least a portion of it, will, after all, visit our Lough during or after the Queen's visit to this country.—Northern Whig. ...

... eleven o’clock the strccta were cleared. The parlies injured were taken principally to Ur. Aickiii’sand Ur. Smyth’s.— Northern Whig. ...

... raised by the new Act Ihe House of Commons thinks such judge necessary, the House of Lords thinks him itnnecessary,and mere Whig job.m which view the Commons has for the present acquiesced, and the experience the next six months will tell the next session ...

... him his rank and honours, for he does not forget tho friends of Ms youth. A Scene at an Irish Town Council. — The Northern Whig gives a curious report of a scene in the Cork Town CouncU : — The conversation happened to turn on the desirability of endeavouring ...

... are depicted perfect beings, and (what everybody knows perfectly true) invariably successful in their elections; while the Whigs—but refer the reader the story, which ice have no doubt will ere long published three-volume novel. The Royal Academy and the ...

... the Royal Irish Agricultural Society in Belfast have been unhappily supplemented by a disgraceful street riot. The Northern Whig describes that on Friday night large mobs of people collected in High Street and Castle place, for the Purpose of firing off ...

... To lie is the representatives the | CRINOLINES. ng!’ i room ready for the instantaneous telegrams ; be received The Northern Whig reports @ curious scen with their despatch from the Con took place at a recent meeting of the Cor layed upon the mind seems ...

... Ministry to appoint a War Minister, and the late Lord Herbert (then Mr. Sidney Herbert) was appointed to fill that post. The Whigs seemed to have a prophetic assurance that a “good blow-up” was at hand, and they appointed the best Conserva- tive statesman ...

... Such things are never mentioned in the public journals here. Blondinism.— Apropos Blondin's extraordinary feats, the Northern Whig observes: —A celebrated steeple-climber once analysed the process by which he achieved the faculty of standing with perfect ...

... was affixed to the registry of shareholders, and Mr. Broughton, manager, read the report, which has already appeared in the Whig. After the report had been read, Tne Chairman read the first resolution. James Gray, Esq., seconded the motion. Mr. David Stewart ...