... which, no doubt, will find favour and a ready market from growers who have a taste for experiments in fancy” sorts. —Northern Whig. 4 Spontaneous Combustion.— Under this heading paragraph, taken from Oalignani, appears in another part of our impression. ...

... treasurer, which could belter done by The Secretary sated that had received a that watchful guaidian the rights of the the yorthrm Whig, 24th January, showing one of the newest phases of the abuses °* * n ' \i.c cesstncl the mockery of the control ‘ preneotplyu ...

... bedbug from that to the Oelliwy row of where the 'majority of the lay eandiemlll smsh mimed le be wish to gem on the iisemlal of Whig the been Ow cottages Sot anunhers of pee,* =Me to tiod otoodiod ass Eo on the railway se ea the road, maims to be ia front ...

... that nod drier bes kr as. He his tsars • reit= *Me aha.ity arl la re ear of ✓ iambi. • nor tin drib be ha lbs tallorag tore Whig lilsop. vbe 0.1 is Flare, as May held ter the steam WI • Order r•-. gay I h Newest Mb end awe etk why abed& I le Al will he ...

... as the heir presumptive to the throne of Greece. THE COLLISION ON THE PORTADOWN AND DUNGANNON RAILWAY. (from ths northern whig.) Belfast, Friday Night.— This day at the inquest, in Portadown, on the body of Michael Sweeney, killed in the late collision ...

... per hhd., and prices have advanced on the other side. Extra picked Riga may be quoted 475. 6d. to 50s. per barrel.— Northern Whig. ...

... ous Peace’ jupe of paper of evening by giviag a li excellent pretates who have been raised to | episcopal bench by successive Whig ministre ¢ added to the list, and have ment! might bi b black fact that no less than 25 of the 30 deans of y orna tablished ...

... chief scandal is that which shows the terms which existed between father and son. The former was Liberal, yet not quite a Whig; the son was a Tory of the most extreme quality, and sire and son were daily vexations one to the other. The duke accuses his ...

... contest the county with his friend. The accounts received from Oxfordshire throughout the canvass were most unfavourable to the Whig landlords; every means to induce their tenants to abandon their own candidate were resorted to, and frequently with success; ...

... . Mr. Joseph R. Kirk, sculptor has been as the best out about fifty '•ubiniiied in competition to the committee. —Northern Whig, Historical and Literary Society,4o, Moleswoetiistheet meeting of this society will be held this evening. A new poem will be ...

... ' of the late Mr. Sharman Crawford for the erection of a suitable and lasting monument to their former landlord. —Northern Whig. Military Outrage.—Between eight and nine o'clock on Thursday night last, respectable man named Martin, of Stoneybatter, was ...

... G. Getty Esq., M.P., conjunction with the secretary and treasurer, have conduced largely to its present success.—-VorfAem Whig. The trustees of the Ulster Magdalene Asylum and Church gratefully acknowledge the receipt of a donation of from H. H. Joy ...