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... The Representation of Belfast—The following appears in the Northern Whig of this day :— *' We understand that Mr. William Johnston has ceased his canvass of the Parliamentary electors of the borough, owing to an authoritative intimation tnat Mr. Getty ...
... CORRESPONDENCE THE ENGLISH WHIG MINISTRY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE DUBLIN EVENING MAIL. Str—In the new Cabinet there are— . English Whigs Member of the House of Lords eee oon One Irish County Member eee . English Borough Members . Englishmen defeated at their ...
... The Reform Ministry.—The Whigs came in, but though they came in upon economy, as well peace and reform, there was a power th»y could not move in the way of the first, cud they were obliged to abandon it in reality, though not in name, to secure the last ...
... Amalgamation op Northern Railways.*—The Northern Whig says: —On Tuesday meeting of the shareholders in the Dublin and Drogheda and the Dublin and Belfast Junction Railway Companies was held in Dublin, for the purpose of considering the proposed bill for ...
... 18. Whig-Radical Gains—Bodmin, 1; Berwick, 1 ; Whitby, 1; Pontefract, 1; Roscommon, 1; Plymouth, 1; Lincoln, I.—Whig-Radical Gains, 7. Thus, the Conservatives show anettgain of eleven seats. Of these eleven seats nine were previously filled by Whig-Radicals ...
... Wast of Company, Welcome Trumpery. London journal in the Whig interest exults in fact that— Notwithstanding tne absence of several noblemen and gentlemen who made it a point to be absent on the occasion, the attendance Lord Clarendon's Levee exceeded ...
... Ireland can now afford to bea little merry. The following paragraph in to- day's Northern Whig is calculated to conjure up smiles:—“ We have received,” says the Whig, several communications, one of which we publish, asking become of the testimonial to Mr ...
... THE HUNTING (vRoM Tue WHIG.”) The husting season promises to prove one of the most brilliant on record. Not only are foxes re- perted stoat and plentifal, but other game are wing themselves in a most tem: macner ay hg ter wilds of this fine sporting country ...
... FROM OUE OWN CORRESPONDENT. London, Tuesday. The vigorous foreign policy of the Whigs is falling into deeper discredit every day, and once Parliament settle! fairly its work a succession of important debates on diplomatic questions may be expected ...
... Finances of the Goverxment.—A late number of the Richmond Whig gives the following gratifying intelligence. It says:— From one in situation to be well informed, we learn thlt the financial condition the Confederacy is far better than we had supposed ...
... Cooke yesterdsy.—Northern Whig: Dr. Cooxe.—There was no in the health of Dr. ...
... Mr. Mavrice are ina condition to announce that the Whig government have provided for another The hon.member for Tralee has got a positive promise of the Collector Generalship of ‘Taxes for Dublin, with a salary of 800/. a year. Hurra for Repeal ! Long ...