... ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. Wicklow. —The polling terminated on Thurtdaj, the fourth day, in the return of the Whig candidate; the numbers being the close —Sir Howard, 368 ; Mr. Moock, 355. ...

... to dissent from the writer on one or two points. We are no Whigs ourselves, nor ever were ; hut aise do not renognise either common sense or common justice in the epithet base and bloody WhIgs, a nickname adopted by the Cobbettites from the ?? of their ...

... two pounds. They are a kind called weavers, and were grown Mr. Fergus Osborne, Kilsarrel, n-ar Dromore.—Belfast Northern Whig, July 6. Not a single instance of the potato disease has •>« yet appeared in Montgomeryshire, and the plants look exceedingly ...

... - N'hig and Tory also were ilrst used as erossof mutual reproach at this time. The Whigs vwre so denominated fromna cant name given to four 9cotoh Conventisler= (Whig being milk turned sour.) The Tories were denominated from the Irish bandltti. -o called ...

... seem to have been receding on the opposite track. The Tories were whilom accused of stealing the Whigs' clothes as their owners were bathing. Are the Whigs altogether free from the imputation of having picked up the cast-off garments of defunct Conservatism ...

... obstructed ** by Dissenters resorting to an act of voluntary self-disfranchisement in order to avenge themselves on faithless Whig allies. It is a glorious opportunity which may never return again. Nonconformists are conjured to embrace it by the memory ...

... had not terminated. The democratic leaders were defending the action of the Executive as earnestly the Whig leaders were attackng it. Whether the Whigs Will succeed in impeaching the President and removing him from office, remains bs seen. In cases impeachment ...

... hear further from him. LNW Coroae` SsORCTARY, AND TrE WHIG r;N?}oX q repyfe c been oblige to Postpone some editorial remarks W5e e ' tbl I e on the appointment to office of Mr. StaillenYta e s the Whig Party and also some remarks ontbS Lita Pq remarks on ...

... fees iwe do not yet clearly understand how any addree-s:.bc framed to suit all parties. We can see abundant reason why tbm Whigs should be pleased with the elevation of some of their own '-:party, and the doswnfal of the old Tory faction; but we do not ...

... among rabid Tories and bigots. If honest men, of all parties, desire to neutralize the Council, they can do it, by uniting, Whig and Tory together, to return sixteen or seventeen Liberals more than are now at the board, and then each party, merely watching ...

... VQtes:-For SirC M Sutton testing, though not a decisire qucatian undr los irO stances; for the Peel address and o eo - ,3Oe r Whig amendment. which l tter was carri-d by of 7 only; for Slr W. Follett's amendment on the Corponition Refornt Bill, vhichl w ...

... It proof Of the moral effect of cur bread sheet shall be noticed sit snother day. re THe AfANcHrroSRn MATBA00R.- S. L.-The Whigs did not ap. m prove of the murders and maimings committed at Peterloo, d- on a peaceable, unoffending crowd of men end women ...