... THE EDUCATION QUESTION. The Northern Whig, in reference the deputation ti.e Lord Lieutenant on Tuesdiv, oti thi.i subject, says:— We have to know that the cause mixed edu cation will yet asserted in the House Commons and it is to the representatives the ...

... Castle upon the ousting of Sir Robert Peel from the Irish Chief Secretaryship. Sir C. Wood, one of the stauachest members of the Whig party, has retired from the scene altogether ; and Lord de Grey and Ripon, who was expected to make a good Secretary for War ...

... officers of customs are using every exertion to prevent the importation of anything likely to propagate the cattle plague.—SorUtem Whig. Case of Trance.—A very remarkable case of trance occurred at Guildford a few days ago. An old lady residing Wood bridge-road ...

... deceptive manner in which those concessions have been negotiated. The progress of this hopeful alienation of Scotch and English Whigs from the dominant Radicalism in the composition of Lord Russell's Ministry we have watched with much interest, and it is fast ...

... be made for prohibiting the importation of forage and every other commodity by which the contagion may be conveyed.—Northern Whig. Tue Marquis pe Borssy.—The Marquis de is a little old man, very thin, and with a bilious-looking face. From his childhood ...

... which will conclude the Waterloo meeting of 1866. The following is the return of the second day's running:— (FROM THE N*tTHERN WHIG OK THIS DAY.) THE WATERLOO CUP, Value £1,000 in specie, by a subscription of £25 each —64 subscriber-. The winner to receive ...

... inserted in the Evenine Malt, the Daily Express, and the General Advertiser, and also in the Belfast News-Letter and Northern Whig newspapers. Any person or body corporate, whether interested in the pre- mises or not, may apply to the said Court of Ohancery ...