... under the orders Mr. Shillingion, J. P., for some tune antecedent to the (iiing. The whole of Wednesday's sitting (says the Whig) was wasted in idle vicious wrangling—some of it jocular, good deal of very ill-natured. The spectacle of two attorneys taking ...

... ous advertisements is thoughtless imposition in some cases and a shabby attempt to get double value in others.—“ .Northern Whig.” A Hindoo widow marriage has taken place in Calcutta, and caused little excitement in the native community there. The death ...

... iiam Stewart, and the second Mr. William Harper. Ihe show flax (both scutched and green) was large, and the quality good.— Whig. ...

... thrown open to Radical, Romish, and revolutionary aggressors ! Secretaby of the Ulster Liberal Associa- TfON.— We (Northsm Whig) nuderstand tha« Arthur Mitchell, Esq., barrister-at-law, called 1859, who for the last four years had filled the position ...

... t. The Coroner (loudly)— This Court stands adjourned until to-taorro# morning. God save the Queen. —Abridged from Northern Whig.' 1 SERIOUS AFFRAY. ARISING OUT OF THE DISPUTED POSSESSION OF LAND. Cootebili, August 26. 186$. On yesterday (Wednesday) evening ...