... several steamers were at ones laid on for Otago. DEATH OF WM. SHARMAN CRAWFORD, ESQ. Belfast, Thursday Evening. —The Northern Whig announces the death, at Crawfordsburn, near Belfast, on Thursday afternoon, of Wro. Sharmao Crawford, Esq., J.P., D.L., formerly ...

... year of bis birtb being 1792. The descendant of an ancient Scottish family, was born Nether by, aod, like many of the young Whig*, was educated at West minster School. From there h« went to Qaeeo'a College, Cambridge, and vary speedily entered upon publip ...

... of 100 stocks of corn swept away. The loss to the farmers at both places will, doubt, be very heavy. —Correspondent of the Whig. . The wine produced from the vintage of the environs of Paris beverage I certainly should not wish my worst enemy to be obliged ...

... collection, we were informed, folly meeting those objects. The service was cincluded by the Rev. Henry Henderson. —Northern Whig. THE BISHOP OF OXFORD AT DERBY. Ths Bishop of Oxford addressed the smiths and railway employees connected with the Midland ...

... than the Tory, too open and too honest to deceive. As, however, oor Contemporary subsequently says that be only speaks of the Whig section of the House of Commons,” let ns hope that their conduct admits of a more favourable construction—that it is not i ...

... of ' '« workers were alar from the North of Ireland n ' ,, and his prisoner left Satnrday evening th. o Bteamtr. Northern Whig. * »Cd!;.cj The eingnlar library of criminal Hteralnrc Sootbgate and Barrett on Wedneaday, and J and valoeble (says the ...

... the houseless and indigent classes. It must have been observed that, first the Conservatives, and more recently among the Whigs, Lord Shaftesbury has had unusual opportunities of obtaining important political place and power. On the formation of Sir H ...

... the suggestion was repelled in way which would forbid my Ministry thick of it. During the recess, while independent members, Whig and Tory, hare been talking freely to their constituents, not official member has ottered syllable to warrant this writer in ...

... see the necessity of yielding a Utile In opinion, (when there is difference of opinion), to the chief of their party, whether Whig or Tory. Cohesion depends on It.and I think the success ofaprty depends on that. Everybody can’t captain.”** The last phrase ...

... usual, considerable proportion of delinquents previously paid fines frequently or suffered periods of impri»ooment.—WorfAern Whig. Marriage Amqjs'gst the Hassanyeh Arabs.— Consol Fetheriek in his Explorations io Africi meo’ioos the following peculiarities ...

... roteci Merchaat payBto the Farmer’* Broker or to himself. is an ex-’officer of Anatriat, and an ei-Crimean In lB3d from th. Whig, with Mr. Stan- .m ones obviona ev.iy sailed, it w.. . hl.a.ing Eorope, and i Bt ,. following are the most atn ig White wheat ...