... this the climax of absurdity ; but admit it is, on their part, perfectly natural under the circumstancea —Northern Whig, The Northern Whig complains that the Conservative Press have endeavoured to make political capital out of the proceedings of Mr. Daniel ...

... the investigation to prove beneficial, the case of the tenants must be prepared thoroughly and with alacrity. The Northern Whig suggests that a commission sent to the county would be more serviceable than Special Committee. It certainly would. The facilities ...

... but, on the fireman access by meaus of the fire escape, they searched every room in the house, and found nobody.—Northern Whig. The Conference.—The Memorial Dip 7 omatique publishes the following in reference to the Conference to be held in Paris on ...

... quite extinet. It is supposed the unfortunate woman had got up and sat at the fire, and took faint wl fell into it—Northera Whig. KILLED IN THE STREETS.—According to the Re- eistror-General, the deaths of 203 persons who were by horses and vehicles in ...

... found that was dead. The sou having been lodged to the police-office, a policeman was put on guard over the body. —Northern Whig. ...

... other prisoners confined for complicity in the assassinatiou of President Lincoln of the penalty of their crimes. The Richmond Whig says that influences are at work among the highest Virginia circles to organize measures for the ending of sectional strife ...

... order that all the information p.snble relating to the death of the deceased may be given ' at the inquest to-day.—Northern Whig. ...

... Speaking of the character and service* of our illustrious fellow- > countryman, the Daily News says : —He was Irish Whig, the days when Whig meant what Radical means now, hot did cer- tainly not mean Revolutionist. The legislative independence which he gave ...

... is that the this of battle rips would Idris* worse rather of it in every awd that ina theselersh be so booth& on of Wag the Whig with impunity. The tar fa sereethl thel Dote mingle rope was thawdsth or the wag Wary ertered, wee to es it the is the wont ...

... lis. to lis. Gd. per score for porkers, and from lis. 2d. lis. 4d. per score for bacon pigs. THE LINEN TRADE. The Northern Whig ot Saturday reports:— The great uncertainty which prevails with respect the American spring trade brown linens, has retarded ...

... , to unite the people. have too long maintained institutions of which the direct effect has been to divide them. —Northern Whig. Distressed State op Trade Dundee. —On Friday a general meeting of those connected with the spinning and weaving trade in Dundeo ...

... that we can hardly Ueaitate believe it It is said that, as further development the policy of called religious equality, the Whig- Radicals are about to appoint second paid Commissioner of National Education, who is to be, of necessity, Roman Catholic. ...