... Charlotte” bad too much sense to be in the least offended, though 1 dare say she wasa good deal amused.— Letter in Northern Whig, SUICIDE OF A SOLDIER AT ALDERSHOTT. has been held at Aldershott before Mr, Spencer Cla —An ingni the coroner for North Hants ...

... HFIOHT OF TIDE AT THE CUSTOM HOUSE .. 17 feet inches. This Day • • Cljf luutljpra cork, WEDNESDAY, AUGUSTJO, ISOY The Northern Whig lias the following remarks, which we copy for the benefit of Whom it may concern :-It is a question for th government to consider ...

... The New York Tribune was darted by one of the most striking men in America—Mr. Horace Greeley. It was the organ of the old Whig party in the days of Henry Clay, and contributed in no little degree to whatever success that organisation ma 7 have obtained ...

... offire.” But while giving the alarm of of fire, they concealed the fact that it was caused by their own negligence. The Northern Whig says One half of the so-called Fenian displays are only the inventions of the Orange fanatics who spread reports that a Fenian ...

... THE PRESENT FLAX CROP. (From Yesterdays Northern Whig.) The torn out of such portions of the present season's flax crop as have been made ready for the market is pretty favourable in relation to quantity, and, as to quality, the nrticle stands very much ...

... flatter themselves with the belief that they are secret, leave out of calculation all the lessons of experience. As the Northern Whig remarks: We have reason to believe that the authorities in Dublin Castle are in possession of all the particulars relating ...