... 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 ...

... News-Letter, Freeman's Journal. Express, Irish Times, Dublin Medical Press, Hospital Gazette, the Medical Circular, Belfast Daily Whig. Daily News- Letter, Daily Mercury, Morning News, Banner of I 1- •ter, Derry Sentinel, Derry Guardian, Cork Southern Reporter ...

... following is a of Conservatives and Whig-! the general election of 1869 lent of the gains and losaes •Radicals respectively, eince GaIKS. Dartmouth 1 Taunton 1 Aylesbury Ayrshire 1 Beverley 1 Londonderry I Harwich 1 Whig-Radical Gains. Bodmin .•••.. Berwick ...

... which, contended, ought not to have abandoned Austria in her struggles to uphold tho treaties entered into by all Europe. The Whig party had never done justice to the people of Southern Italy ; but, long before this question was discussed, the bubble of ...

... 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 ...

... was given'that the income tax would not extended to Ireland was disregarded. Suffice it to say that Mr. Gladstone and the Whigs cast aside the policy of every previous Chancellor of the Exchequer, and committed a flagrant violation of solemn treaty. In ...

... the loaves and fishes ; it is, therefore, supposed that, to gain this desired state of things, there might a coalition of Whigs and Conservatives, Lord Derby at the head. This would odd, indeed ; but the year 1862 not the time to marvel at|political freaks ...

... and the capital invested, the greater will be the returns. have been told that one of the first of tbo gentlemen sent down by Whig Government to lecture the agriculturists into more learned culture of their lauds was considerably posed by the interruption ...

... the most popular repre**ntatives I the union (hear, hear), and I now tell you hear there are three parties in Waterford, the Whigs, the Tories, and the Young Icelanders (confusion), and for the Tory party (laughter, hear, hear, and oh ! oh !). The Chairman ...

... Should any our readers in o , her parts have observed thir rcmarkoble meteor, we shall tic gled to hear from them. >rthcrn Whig.” “The second representation,says the corresi>ondcut the “of M. About’s new play was almost stormy the first, and several persons ...

... never deepen the Bar, we must wait for the Tories come in that. We tell him that agitation ns essential for the Tories for the Whigs ; both require the spur ; and so thinks Mr. Lindsay, M.P., for Sunderland, now a great shipowner, hut once humble youth. He ...