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... period of the year. The strawberries were grown the open air Fox Lodge, the residence of Mr. James Young, solicitor.— Northern Whig. Bioth a Loaoo* Thkatab,—During the perforaaoce of the farce of** My Heart's in the Highlands,'' at Drury.Une Theatre, Saturday ...
... jury having found a verdict of manslaughter, Croon was committed by Coroner for trial at nest Downi patrick Assizes. —Northern Whig. I M’Bride. —Throughout whole of Irolaud, and in many parts of England and Scotland, the name of Captain MBridcie known in ...
... being informed io efirmilive, be pay equal to to end to bear with most perfeel frvid tbe bet painful aeeeum ofeaeh —Northern Whig. Axotbki Royal Mabuiaok.—The London correspondent of the Btifatt New Letter say*:—lt whispered thst tbe Visit Queen Victoria ...
... tbe corridors leading from the House of Commons to the House of Lords’ committee-rooms were flooded the firemen. Xorilu rn Whig. The Hon. Major Forbes has returned the Gresham Hotel, Dublin. ...
... opening of this branab line from Lisbnra to Ban bridge tb* traffle baa been wall kept np, and it gradually increasing. Northern Whig. Sir F. Blade, Q. C., I* dead; else, Mr. 1. W. Gilbert, author of works on Banking. ...
... Belfast, which meets this train at Portadown, had proceed Dublin before the Dungannon train arrived the station.— Northern Whig Tub Oldest Markikd Couple tue Wo eld.— There are being in Marulan, in this colony, two persons, husband and wife, aged respectively ...
... Grierson’s trial, which took place at the i Lifford Assizes, 1 have already staled. Grierson died • ou Monday evening. —Northern Whig Correspondent. Tub Rrpoutkbs ix tub House Lords.—The difficulty hearing in the House Lords ia well known, but has never been ...
... M.D., Inspector-General of Army Hospitals, aged years. STATE OF THE CROPS IN THE NORTH . Th» following appeared in Nortficm Whig of tba 3rd inat, supplied correspondeuo : ...
... pertorl. On Thursday there were fewer than eight boats engaged in diedging oysters in the ricinily Ute lighthouse. Northern Whig. Two Strings th> Bow.-In debate last month in the Parliament Canada, a member, .Mr. Cauchon, ha*ini2 sneak against time present ...
... neighbours, who hud her quickly removed to Ibe General II ispllul. Aher few hours' suffering, (he child expired. —Suethvrn Whig. Con k G.vs Coxst’MKiis’ Company (Limited). Couk, Monday. —The thirteenth half yearly general im-i*iiug of tbi* company was ...
... as the bone became apparent, it wae cut through by means of the chain-saw— Galijnani. , What Mu. John Rea it.—The Northern Whig in article on what Mr John Rea was, might have been, and is, has the following obaervationa :What is to day f What but an Irish ...
... offices to make this alteration, which they very likely would never have made had they not been driven to it by competition.— Whig. Great Geographical Feat.— The following letter [ has boon published in tho Times :—“ Sir—l liavo just received from Mr. Layard ...