... 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 ...

... Solhool of Desin, in Belfast, has been closed, and that of Limeric is also about tot undergo the same fate. The .Northlerne Whig laa the following remarks on what it terms a threatened monopoly of the steamf traffic betwcen England and Ireland : The Dublin ...

... their quest of a candidate to oppose il him, and implored the elector,, as titey wished to see radical freedom in place of whig dictation, to vindicate tj their independence by returning him again as their repre- ~ sentative. (Immense eheering.) Mr. FENowico ...

... but Christ! None but Christ !-Loudoiiderry Stan- E le, dard. A e STrDaA TTxrAFICo B3TWicElE ?? O D AND IlELAcD.-The tint ?? Whig has the following remarks on what it terms a chi threatened monopoly-of the steam traffic ?? or and Ireland:- The Dublin Gazette ...

... and which has occasioned the remarks of our esteemed cor- in- respondent, we would remind him of the difference between the whig in power and the sehig in opposition. We do not deny Lord John Russel's conneation with various measures of reform; but we ...

... n e spirit, they would not have got up re ol a j't' gait nte [^obeers]. But the crowning crime t thw~o~ at~p ~is~j of the Whigs-in spite of those who tc iaispssdea atitte ?? election vimidicated and won your sy cend ir(edom [tremendous cheering]. I can- ...

... death to end their present suffering. :This is not a time to be mealy-mouthed, sacrifice principle if lyou will to party-ye Whigs, kiss the Peelite rod that scourges lyour bsck to its very bone, and parades the very destitution of your resources by a Foreign ...

... good deal of fighting and disturbance, but, as Mr. Seymour's friends in the t' crowd were two to one, the supporters of the Whig can- a didate were soon hustled outside. Tile business corn- menced at noon ?? The mayor, having opened the 7 business, Mr ...

... with no more talent than Mr Fenwick had sVL let not any of them be tricked into believing Itat a whig could ever serve the people of this coun- Zy; for if a whig had one characteristic more marked Vissn2 another, it was that he was self-seeking and trim. ...

... honourable to Lord Nugent than the circumstances of his resignation of his High Commissionership, on the sudden fall of the Whig administration, after Lord Spencer's death. At that time he had held the office not more than two years; and any removal of ...

... vacated his seat on his appointment as Re- corder of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, has been successfully op- posed by Ali. Fenwick, a Whig, who has been returned by a majority of 310. Mlr. Fenwiek was unsuccessful at the last general election; the two candidates ...

... of the Whig candidate were soon hustled outside. the business commenced at twelve o'clock at noon, and shortly before the mayor made his appearance the candidates-Sr. Seymour, accompanied by his friends, and Mr. Fenwick, with the leading Whigs and shipowners ...