... from which the foregoing facts are partly culled, gives what manifestly is a fair account of the occurrence. The Northern Whig’s version differs from this in no material particular, but the person who furnished it does not see on what ground the Scarva ...

... The Northern Whig contains the following reports respect- ing the state of the crops in the North, from correspon- dents :-— From Larne—The weather during the past week was auything but favourable for harvest work. Turnips are much improved by the late ...

... O’Donel, R.M.; J. M‘Cance, “R.M.; and R. O. Alexander, Esq., J.P.” Sull pursuing the account given of the affair by the Northern Whig, which cannot be accused of a desire to exaggerate it, we learn that— On “reaching the Blue Road, which branches off that “Jeading ...

... not able to produce one, his gun was taken possession of, and he was taken into custody, and so lost his share of the pigeon- Whig. ‘An immense number of the larva of the atropos, or death's head moth, have been found during the summer in the neighbourhood ...

... thought that he would keep his eight indred a year for life, and be required to do nothing for jt; but a wretched, cheese-paring Whig Government, as John Vasavour called it, would not permit this. It gave him the option of taking four hundred a year for doing ...

... Irish people have their remedy in their own hands. | 2 f e e 0 f y y J a THE PRESERVATION OF OUR LIVE STOCK. (FROM THE NOKTHERN WHIG.) Many years ago, we repeatedly urged on Irish stock- owners the absolute necessity of a sweeping system of sani- tary reform ...

... there was nothing more serious connected with the than the unavoidable delay of an hour and a half to the passengers.— Northern Whig. Accipent on THE ULSTER even- ing, a few hours’ delay took place in the arrival of the last train from Dublin, on the Uister ...

... pubts of his ultimate recovery are entertained. Dr. aldane Cooke is a son of the Rev, Dr. Cooke, of May- reet Church.— Northern Whig. Accipenr.—A porter in the employment of the Steampacket Company, named Johu Owens, was ccidentally killed on Saturday morning ...

... prohi- bited their vessels carrying any cattle, no matter of what age, into Ireland. THE DISEASE IN THE PROVINCES. The Northern Whig says :—From trustworthy reports that have reached us, we understand that the dreadful plague which rages to such an alarming ...

... with its Mr. W3 General of the County Palatine (Mr. James, Q.C.) and Mr. chief magistrate, and the whole corporation, Tory, Whig, | proceedin, T. Jones were the counsel for the defendant. and Radical—backed at the assizes by her Majesty's judges The fir: ...