... not then exist, there would great danger of its being followed a famine and fever, such we had in 1817.” LATEST NEWS. DAILY WHIG OFFICE, Thursday Morning. ...

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... had expired, and it wax fisted that he bad received • severe wound as the head by kink et the bone, indicted, doubt, as he Whig from the chaise. His clothes were tors and his thighs pierced and lacerated by the sharp points of the pietism. The hone was ...

... and the beaten editor announces new paper as Barker's Review. Kingston, Canada West, has two daily newspapers —tbe British Whig and the Daily News, both ministerial. There is only another paper in the town, the Weekly Herald— declining property. Mr Woods ...

... anything which can be devised in the shape rival fleets or costly fortifications. THE POTATO CROP ULSTER. (from the Northern Whig.) We have within the last week made special iuqu’ries as to the condition and prospects of the potato crop throughout the province ...

... THE NORTHERN WHIG. BELFAST, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 12, 1861. THE ACCIDENT THE SOUTH LONDON RAILWAY. The jury have returned verdict guilty against Rayner, signalman, which is equivalent to a verdict of manslaughter. At the same time, the directors are censured ...

... STRAND (opposite EXETER HALL). Board, if required; or, Bed, with Breakfast, 3s per night. Refer* nee can made to The Northern Whig Office. ...

... the sensation dramas resorted to by managers of theatres with bankrupt treasuries, •or new schemes of reform thrown out by Whig Ministers when majorities, run small. They are not . the legitimate business of the line. The directors and their superintendents ...

... from M. Blondin, or from M. Leotard (who jumps twenty-eight feet at a spring at the Alhambra) ; for somersaults by respectable Whig gentlemen of aixty• two are somewhat hazardous experiments. THE YELVERTON CASE—On Tuesday Mr. Crichton, of the Scotch bar ...

... GEN ERAI. PRINTING BBTABLIBH M ENT IH COIfWEXIOM WITH THE “NORTHERN WHIG” OFFICE, No. 6, Calender Street, Belfast, Book*, Pamphlet*, Sermon*. Jko., printed in superior style, and at very moderate rate*. Miscellaneous Job Printing, of description, on moot ...

... steerage from the other parts of Northern Europe, Thb Channel Fleet at Belfast—Accidents. —We take the following from the Norlhsrn Whig: —As the Prince Alfred was landing her passengers one uf (he ships belonging the fleet, lad; missed her foot and fell to the ...

... WHIG DOINGS AT ABERDEEN. The recent election in Aberdeenshire, when Mr W, Leslie, a sound Conservative, was returned by a handsome majority, must be still . fresh in the memories of oar readers, for it was one of those triumphs which satisfactorily prove ...