... owing to his appointment to government office, and that Lord Oonlo, on the Conservative interest, and Lord Dunkellia, on the Whig, will be candidates for the vacant seat. Freeman. ...

... mission. Loved by.omc, respected by others, every party which .ueee.d. to the Government of the United Kingdom, ■ Tories and Whigs, all eon lluuc him at hi. po.t i but now e.e.y on. .ee. that he (to longer fit for the lime. i» which w« ls»«. ...

... interest, and Lord Duiikelliu, on the Whig, will candidates for the vacant seat. Should u member, not hundred miles from Galway, observe that passive mood 30 ristic the man, and refrain fr> throwing Ins weight inlo the Whig acale, the contest will h* sharp ...

... to his appointment to a go- vernment offi ce, and that Lord Danlo, on the Conservative interest, and Lord D unkellin, on the Whig, will be candidates for the vacant seat. Should a silent member, not a hundred miles from Galway, observe that passive mood ...

... pro-Fapiat jownaja. defended the eompromiae with Popery mede in the ayatem of eleemoaynary education eatablitbed Deland by the whig miniater of 1890, on the ground that in the actual ataM of the country the comroerae waa neeeaaary, upon no tana lam farourable ...

... Dunkellin, on the Whig; will be candidates for the: vacant seat.' Should a aniten member,' not a haundred miles from G3alway, observe that passive mood so character- istic of the man, and refrain from throwing his weight into the *Whig scale, the contest ...

... Lord Dnnkcllin, on tbe Whig, will be candidates for the vacant seal. Should silent member, not a hundred miles from Gslway, observe that passive mood cltaracler- Istip of the man, and refrain from throwing hie weight Into the Whig scale, the centre! will ...

... revising barrister is already done, nre thlrtv-two objections, a larger number than haa been vonrs, ti ten Tories and twenty-two Whig, on the list From some cause there division the Liberal camp, and ume will tell only who may be the representative for the ...

... Scientific Society, Carrickforgns will be the first place in which these government favours shall be distributed.— Northern Whig, Royal Aobicultubal Exhibition fob 1857—The following letter from the Secretary of the Royal Agricultural Society, satisfactorily ...

... Keogh has promised him. Looking him, I was forcibly reminded of the curious observation made by the Keporter of the Northern Whig, when describing the young Ireland leaders who spoke the first meeting after the secessiou:—‘M. J- Barry, young man with enuivocal ...

... the general education of the count rv. LEGISLATIVE DODGING—SIR ROBERT FERGUSONS LUNATIC PENSION ACT. {J-'roit* (he Northern Whig During the late session of parliament, it will be recollected by our readers that several occasions called attention to Bill ...