... SUNDERLAND. Friday all doubts with regard to a contest were dispelled, Mr. Henry Fenwick, of South Lodge, offering himself. He is a Whig, aud has the aid of the Sunderland Shipowners’ Society. The contest has all the appearance of being exceedingly close and personal ...

... species of Sadleirism, whatever mask it may wear, or whatever character it may assume. Ik is too bad, for instance, that knot of Whig Catholics should, merely through the apathy of the national party, be able to send it abroad, that particular county or diocese ...

... operations of the war. When the rumour of yesterday pointed to Whigs ns likely to appointed to the places made vacant the expulsion of the Peelites, it only gave expression the sentiment of the Whig party that some such change ought to be made. The occasion ...

... The dividend on the capital expended averaged respectively 31 per cent. 2.18 per cent., and 3.98 per foot. i l*he hor'them Whig Rivet the following particulars of an atrocious murder committed Warrenpoint, in tho county Down: —The subject of the murder ...

... Seymour, in th e person cf Mr. Henry Fenwiok, of South Lodge, near Chester-le-strect. There is a Ra^dical p arty and an old Whig, or Lamblon, party in the tewn, wue divide the Liberal interest. fir. Seymour, who is son-in-law to Mir. J. J. Wright, the ...

... obtaining empire have not been equalled by those of the Whigs for gaining political power. As for the political equilibrium of Europe, no power on earth, perhaps, has done more to destroy it than the modern Whigs. After the battle of Waterloo, Great Thitain held ...

... Yesterday all doubts with regard to contest were dispelled, Mr. Henry Fenwick, of South Lodge, offering hiir-R*- . He is a Whig, and is brought cut by the Lambtcn party, no owe Mr. Seymour grudge for taking this seat from them at the general election ...

... Deddington, read “ momiiig. Facts of Slavery Dolplii,’ who is tmvellint', through the southern states business, writes to the Whig Press, Middletown, N. Y., from Charlotte, N. C., May 17th, as follows While at Wiunsborough, N.' C., about two o’clock on Sunday ...

... William Warner, boy employed as reader the office, was charged by the proprietor with the robbery of three copies of the Northern Whig newspin r. The case was proved by the evidence of Mr, Kellv and Mr. Scott, clerks in the establishment, and of Mr. Francis ...

... ae he Le YRTHERN WHIG, BE GILDING AND LOOKING-GLASS WAR 7, Arthur-Square. HE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST AD his some CHIMNEY GLASS viously extensive Stock a innew He also solicits an i pection of his OVAL GIRANDOLE GLA with branches fi GOOD VA lity and In all ...

... ca bl e, h ow the Protestant public is affected towards the proposal of that highly respected divine. Monunn.—The Northern Whig gives the following particulars of an atrocious murder committed at Warren_ point, in the county of Down The subject of the ...

... Bedrooms, in the neighbo I the Linen-Hall. ‘Also, a Frout Room, with t attached, snitable as a place of busi ressed “J. K., Whig Apply by letter, aad 0 BE LET, AN OLD-ESTABI WHITING MANUPACTORY ia Liv works aro ; with a aises, The = water from a well on ...