... DUBLIN, Monday Night. The Evening Mad publishes the following telegram, copieel from a late eelitiou of this .lay's Northern Whig ;— Londonderry, Sunday. There is a report that there has beeu a further outrage in tlie (jJlenveagh eli.stiict. It wa.s ...

... elected to the present house, it should be borne in mind, by a Union Opposition vote. All his antecedents are Whig, and he is a supporter of the old Whig doctrines, of a protective tariff, international improvements, a limitation of executive power, devotion ...

... her ?? in the North, is an old I Whig State, voting but twice against the Whigs in eight successive elections, and then by only small j majorities. The Whig element enters but lightly into the Republican party, but the Whig porti.ni of it has got nearly ...

... enemies of the Holy See. lam one of it? ' * voted children. The Whigs wish to despoil the lh,h'f of his temporal possessions. I wish to preserve thei f in all their integrity. The Whigs support a »ystem c f ' ' :rr education in Ireland, which has ...

... were equal to the emergencies of the times. He had that very day been opposed by one of the underlings of the Court, and the Whig party, who had come down from London to vote, not for himself or Mr. Goldsmid. but for the Conservative, Mr. Moon (Shame, shame ...

... House of Commons by the electors of that borough in 1835. During his Par- liamentary career he had uniformly supported the Whig Administrations. On all occasions while in Parliament he displayed a strong and most natural interest in the efficiency of ...

... ESIASTP A L 7-\ TELLIGENCE ] whig j .re-ferments and appointnie-ts have been ■' ! ' ECTORiKS. |; niarnin C. ( art in, to the rectory of St. Martin. ! ?? . Oxford ! \ ?? Martindale 1-arrar, to the rectory of Bradfield ; , U st.. Suffeak. Hi. hard ' 'ox ...

... accommodate the lanre number of emigrants who desire to leave Ireland by that route THE FOREIGN TRADE WITH EBLFAST. The ' Northern Whig notices a vast increase which has taken Place in the foreign trade of Belfast. It says i— Since the year 1847, so large ...

... this. The question had lieen niai it- between the whigs and the conservatives a stepping- stone to • ?? and the conservatives having come to tbe level of the whigs, the whigs were obliged to be whigs an.; something more. (Laughter.) The two parties differed ...

... to Madrid. The result of tlie negotiations for peace is not yet known. PARIS, April 27. The Paris papers contain the folio whig telegram, dated Chambery, yesterday evening ; — A banquet was given in the theatre to comme- morate the result of the voting ...

... pay me the money you owe me ? As I understand you are going to vote for the Whig party I shall expect you to pay me. I had not previously said anything about voting for the Whig party. Reynolds came to me about three weeks before the election, in Mr. Walpole's ...

... the Spe by Mr. Mallory. Mr. Smith belongs to the - American party, as it is called, in the Boa* • Representatives. He is a Whig, one of the few surviving members of a party that was once strw ■ enough to carry the country twice in eig] but which now is ...