... hedidates themselves' were selected *as Whigs by men on ~,who, without almost a single.:,eXception, have been! 86 throughout tlbhir lives known as the opponents., and a 00 defamers of Whig mneasures,, Whig principles, and~ Whig ministries. Tories of all- size's ...

... are men m( 'f I of talent and experience in Parliament, although an 9 unused to office, by whom we hope to see the old an s Whig clique ere long superseded. Er ir But, however this may be, it is apparent that di, of d neither side of the house, as it now ...

... suffering from various ive wounds received during the revolting scenes of the riots, icy end many others are under private ?? tO Whig. tn THE LATE CONFLICT cIN CLAEH.-The following letter [in from Limerick gives some particulars of the sad afflair at ctS Six-mile ...

... steamers, be enabled to furnish news from abroad mauy hours seonerthari it could arrive by the present mode of ?? Norl/iern Whig of Saturday has the folulwing particulars:- An effort was made yesterday to lay down the cable across the channel from Donagbadhee ...

... combined hypocrisies; ~a ,000 wvhich are striving to find a footing for the nonde- t ide script candidates, who are tradi ng on Whig profes- al ving sione for Tory votes, have not the power to muster o1 tosmore than a feeble minority of suffrages. They have ...

... crowd, and the business of the election then commenced. - - I -: The candidates were Mr. Halsey (ministerialiet), Mr. I Trevor (whig), Sir H. Meux (ministerialist), Sir Edward B. Lytton (ministerialiast), Mr. Bosanqute (free trader), end Mr. Puller (liberal ...

... polling booths! Dissenters! do dare Co to the poll, Canservativee craw~dorusbingly to thepoll. Tories! ac try tremendously. Whigs! why while reasyllbe time? Working 00 neon! work willitagly. Electors! amulaes dash other-vote for i Loch and Dernacan! t w ...

... had five candidates. The tories rt( and were cremtain they would carry one. The conservatives coal- hm 32e- escing with mere whigs were certain they, would carry one; nies ht notwithstanding their certainty they were signally. de- 1to foaled, and the two ...

... proposed on Wednesday were Mr. Mac- gregor, IMr. Hlastre, Lord Melguuid, and 1Mr. Blackburn. TIhe lirst t~rree candidates are whig radicals, the fourth a free trade conservative. The close of the poll yesterday showed, Hastl . ?? ?? ?? 142 ?? 81 Melgand ...

... have voted. At four o'clock Dr. ro Lee addresaed a large assembly on the Market Hilt, and i conmplained bitterly theat the whigs of Cevendish had coalesced at -h with the Disraeli and Dispr& conservatives to overthrow him, at td He also stated that his ...

... steamer Franklin, from Southampton, had arrived Of1 out at New Yoirk, 'with three. days' later: news from rail Europe. bee The whig convention at Baltimore had at length comn- Sori plated their labouc's by the nomination of General Win- Bis field Scott as ...

... friends polled a -few votes the second day, although it was clear that the contest was decided on the, first. The Northern Whig, referring to this defeat of the l tenant-right cause, says: In the face of an opposition unparalleled in its disgraceful character ...