... his birth bei ts were The descendant of an ancient Scotch family, dressed bora at Netherby, and, like many of the Med for Whigs, was educated at Westminster scho: en with there he went to the Queen's College, Cat ra mile. and very speedily entered upon ...

... ond some important modifications suggested and accepted. At the close vote of thanks to Sir Hugh Cairns was passed.— Northern Whig. The tariff new Commercial Union losarnice Company is issued. No inflammable articles >n dockii and warehouses are to bo charged ...

... several trees havi 8 were on Fri- uprooted, The damage done to the shippin channel, we fear, unust have been very consid Northern Whig. © com~ Oar correspondent writes— Durin; — Cont UHC & we platy fechan been dug in this veighbourhood, and, r them the ravages ...

... About ten o'c last night the guests began to arrive, and at half- ten Lord Dufferin and Miss Hamilton led off dy ball.—Aorthern Whig The Royal College of Surgeons have commissic rb Mr. Kirk, the eminent sculptor, to execute ma a of the late Surgeons Porter ...

... opportunity of seeing for the first time on the soil, Lord Broagham. It is pleasing to fiad ir decay or the discredit into which Whig po ub- heir appear to have fallen, that the organ of the pr for ples of that party which had so long coatiau exercise a powerful ...

... lower present here than in any of the other four principal towns Ireland, while potatoes are considerably higher.—A'orl/irm Whig. CcMraesioNATß Cohsii»bbatei«*BB Loro PalmtasTos.—Mr. J. M’Kenna, an Irish solicitor of ability and probity, had been employed ...

... most vivid description veight storm gradually died away in the course of | hour, {but the night continued wet and Northern Whig. Tue Season.— We have been in by persons well acquainted with the inland d —You of Ulster that this year will show a ror in ...

... useful one, and they would be Rates understood as advocating the repeal of it. He 8s. ; for call the attention of the as to th Whig of in which the proviso in question would oper: the guardians in England, eit! her carelessly o intentional want of accuracy ...

... had elected a President. 2 the op- then, did these Republicans come to exist? woe, Forster described how the two parties of Whigs ld.” Democrats which had divided the Union had beet ngs here, placed by a new school of ats, who advoc where we | the right ...

... stooks of coro swept away, it also to the farmers at both places will, no doubt, it be- heavy.— Correspondent of the Northern Whig. ie best FAIRS. jal for t: the Serr. 30.—Prime beef t; Me. about 58s 6d per cwt.; and superior sorts fro or the 55s; prime ...

... cause in which he had so lo engaged; and it is not many weeks since received communications from him, whic wore The Northern Whig containsadeeply memoir of Mr. Crawrorp, from which we take following “ The venerable gentleman whose loss we this d: deplore ...

... an degree of interest amc esent- classes in the community. trates d still EXAMINATIONS IN THE MODEL SC: rpose. The Northern Whig of this day says:—Y« ard of the examinations in this institution were | Lhe attendance was very large. Several per ear to to ...