... S IN IRISH JOUmNAS. The attention of advertisers is directed to the BELFAST DAILY and WEEKLY NORT'HE' The DAILY NORTHERNl WHIG, established Januarrfl9 is well known to advertisers as a leading Irish ouJralOIl! highest standing. and is recognis,,d as ...

... Irish J.ournOal of highest standing, and is recognised its one of the best advertismi papers in Ireland. The WEEKLY NORTHERN WHIG, established F ebrurTa, t 1858, is a fill-sized double sheet newspaper, published ate mo- derate price ; and beisig nmost carefully ...

... General PIERCE has been chosen. The De- ,mocratic party has won, notwithstanding the high I reputation of the leading men on the Whig side, 5and the personal advantages possessed by Ge- neral SCOUT, as a successful soldier, and as the most distinguished man ...

... thirposition,cicitiutd itt are considered. 'lhe otanip returns, for a bung series of rcc.'. 7 abolitiot,, placed the Northern Whig at tito hela press of Ireland. Woodouls' and Blocks are publislhed in the C tioer, irhich is the, only papler of tlnti' ?? ...

... tutU citithales are, counsidered. The stomnp returns, fur a long serlee of icai ?? ?? Isit abolition, placed the Northern Whig, at the l;I.' K h peitt, press Of Ireland. Woodcuts, and Bhelok are published initti' tha, - 1 ot itiser, iwhich is the ainl' ...

... r re, are considered. ve, The stamp returns, for a long series of vears presious to the re, abolition, placed the Northern Whig at the heed of the provincial rn, pressof lreland. In- ti oodeutcs and Blocks are published in the Illustrated Adver- 0s- hoer ...

... CLXXXVIII., will be published on Thursday text. CONTeNTS. 1. Laurence Sterne. 2. Sacred Geography. 3. Lord Holland's Memoirs of the Whig Party. 4. The Russian Empire. 6. The Criminal Law Digest. 6. Warwgon's Treasures of Art in Britain. 7. The Turks and the Greeks ...

... Jourtilt of the higilest *Aanling. and is rccoguisod as one of the best advertising papers in Irelandsl. The WEEKLY NORTIIHERN WHIG, established February, 18S, is a Luall-sized double sheet nerwspalper, published at a mo- derate price* sail being most cairefully ...

... he might with ?? 11ght ~xvrtin on he pot of the electors be certain of bei-.. ?? -o il my.elf, who formerly voted ior the Whigs, ns 1 t1 0r trt lhV 0v ° d; hnr i 'a enough of their do- lite I'seht..i -- opelioitO.4 AIN ELECTOR. Crescent-pl-hce, Morni ...

... ?? ?? ?? e tre eonsidiretL. 'he Tlatnp returns, for a Itig geries of years iprevions to the aholitioi, pl-ued the Northern Whig a thct hliail of the provincial o Wottei;it i ;1i htlo,1zs are pabhishetl inl the fllitstrat-i AVlver. lt tisfur whijb i !1IIi ...

... pervaded his h I conduct land language, that the chief necessity of cet I the country is the recottstitution alld union of a to Whig inlijority. lie : Tsere canl be no dottbt that lie likewvise coil- Ste . curs its the desire whjiols his few hut faithful ad- ...

... Contemporary History-Mr. Roebuck and Miss MartieaCu, 7. Lady Theresa Lewis' Clarendon Gallery. S. Lord Holland's Memoirs of the Whig 1'arty-. Postscript onl the General Election. John Murray, Albemarle-street. ROGERS ON ELECTIONS-SEVENTH EDITION. Now ready ...