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... ground. The police wore in attendance, but the re-interment was conducted without the slightest breach of the peace.— Northern Whig. Frightful Artillery Accident.—On Monday morning, while experiments were being made at several the batteries in the Dover garrison ...
... brought the tram to standstill before any harm done. The coasoijucncer, however, niigh have boon most serious uatu'A-.— S'urthem Whig. Potatoes.—We have just received specimen of early potatoes, grown Mr. J. Henderson, gardener, at Ar lua’ea. The specimen in ...
... rebellion completely annihilated, ihe future safely the country secured, and the glorious cause freedom oe maintained*”—JSorthern Whig- Female Curtius.—A covered with blood was yesterday morning seen running across the Place d’lialie, the 13:b arrontli-emcnt ...
... THE WATERFORD MIRROR AND TRAMORE VISITER. MAY 22, 1862. MURDER OF JOHN HERDMAN, ESQ., OF CLIFTON VILLE. (From the Northern Whig.) Thursday evening, Mr. John Herdman, one of the most respected and honoured citizens of Belfast, was, regret to say, murdered ...