... qualified under the Franchise Bill, we can form some idea of the extent of the newly-croated Irish constituency. The Northern Whig estimates tho number of voters for Antrim to about 10,000. The return for the city of Cork 4505, while tho Examiner surmises ...

... HORRIBLE MURDER BY A BOY. The Memphis (U.S.) Whig gives the particulars of an awful murder, committed by a boy some 11 or 12 years of age, near Augusta Ark, on the morning of the 9th ultimo. The name of the unfortunate ma n was Nathaniel Dandridge, who ...

... suggestion of the originator of the shindy, adjourned to neighbouring tavern, talk of their prowess over a glass.—Northern Whig. ...

... cury was commenced exertions to make it pay. The Lelfast Daily Mer. bad been a contributor and a eub-editor of the Northern Whig fie with his bread and butter, started the Mercary in opposition to his late employer, and, after a brief but unprosperous ...

... endeavours to find their successors. There has been mounting in hot haste and a running to and fro among Tories, Peelites, Whigs, and Coalitionists, but at the time we write nothing has oeccurred to termi- nate the interregnum. First, Lord Derby was sent ...

... as he arises, ne matior where, as tractng trom this country Buc we that, in this case, the justification is ample — Northere Whig A ron THE Sea serpent, the Liogd informs its readers uf the the aternce of any recent appearance of the great sea existence ...

... shown to the elections. We can hardly name the party in opposition this year, it was not made up of religious sccts, nor of Whigs or Tories. It was composed partly of what designated the Foreign Legion, most of whom belong to the Laingite party; and ...

... Deata or Ma F. D. Fivtar, or Betrast.—We regret to have to announce the death of Mr F. D. Finlay, of Belfast, of the Northern Whig. Mr Finlay was, fora series of years, the consistent and fearless upholder of liberal opinions in the north of Ireland. He ...

... in the Commons. AM shades of part have umited in their support of Mr Cobden's motion Conservative, Peelite, Manchester, and Whig. Lord Palmerston's only hope at present is in same undecided Liberals, who shrink from making way for a Derbyit Government ...

... thirdly, we have the Whigs and Liberal Free Traders ; and, fourthly, the Peelites and Conservative Free Traders. This Free Trade phalanx may be mustered as follows:— Radical Reformers, 87 New members pledged to Reform, . 26 Liberals and Whigs 06 Peelites, . ...

... some times make his ‘dirty; but the really dirty fellow is he who does the dirty work because ¢ likes it, and all who know the Whig-T Shetlander must own when they ey Took at him that it is possible to be Kirkwall, April 12, 1852 ...

... that it is said an amendment on the Address will be moved in the House of Commons by the Marquis of Hartington on the t of the Whig Opposition, and that it will be seconded by Sir Morton Peto. Mission To tae Court or The Hon. Henry Filiot left London on Tuesday ...