... and, with very 'little delay, the other performances were gone on with, and concluded without further intetrupticm.—Noriderts Whig. HIGH ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE AS A CURE FOR VARIOUS DISEASES. A report was read at a recent fitting of the Societe Medicate d ...

... Witte% hog pots, ketch', sod the ebb a owe throbabs bp& body plies strived the Sews that oaf preemie' theft two o'clock the Oaks Whig the pipes fi cocerting as hers their a diatoms et abate aillo.sol.e.halt Upon rabbi% toed tie lowa, they hood a aemod, tad ...

... John being st time governor), was on the most familiar and intimate tenpa with number of the idos* decided and influential Whigs; and. on certain occasion, being in company with several of them, member of the Congress observed that, such was the crisis ...

... 1 w test fat, it whisk 18 he, S Saab: a hr. rad IN The Semis SS he egoism dr is bolsi azjait, sad geed gm's.- .. in t. The Whig putty. however, mar the leadership of Dialed Webster. replied thereto bp sew hopolitiooe, i. the dry as weaken raised from ...

... would assuredly be prosecuted. Well, he won't. Thejustification of this vernacular bit of prophecy is found in the Northern Whig : ' The treasurer of the Belfast General Hospital acknowledges the receipt of £25 sterling from the Secretary of the Belfast ...

... falba is rho church to ruminate over the inooaroaccy of fickle woman, and doubtless hoping better luck next time.—Northers Whig. ...

... certain lay figures, and one of these models was placed in the position in which it was found by the lodger.—alfast Northern Whig. ILLICIT DIBITILLATION IN IRELAND. An Inland Revenue return states that in the financial year ending with March, 1863, there ...

... She has no name painted upon her, but will, we believe, be known in future as No. 27. She left for the Clyde. —Bel fast Whig, DREADFUL. AKIDENT ASCOT TRAIN. fearful act -occurre est the Soul 0 fettering frog the. of manageablenit:as h ly la en ho y-m ...

... caution. The great profits in the cotton trade there appear to divert capital and mertmetile effort from other depart:meow WHIG AT READI/4.l.—Considerable excitement has been felt in the town of Reading at the appointment of Mr Exalt, by the Lord Chancellor ...

... through the death of the Doke of Clevelend • took place Tue.- day. There were two candidates, the Hen. Ge.vga Weldegrave Leslie (Whig). end Mr P. T. Robertson (Conservative), The pains took place on Wedneeday, and was vary close throughout. The result wages ...

... fresh topics for comment and discussion ; hut he did this in a very ingenious and able manner, and hence the necessity every Whig journalist feel himself tinder to take this gentleman, who us so inconveniently popular with the farmers, to task. The beat ...

... melted, k wok hi. mina this to re- eat h. then began to mil oemplalaant end the sewretrdw merythiag. The defeeidant, complaisant Whig tee hi. wages, berm sad strike him, lobes he west got • for him (eisehrai.)— The Metal this be withal the male brieka to some ...