... extensile Establishments are now replete with a LARGE VARIETY OF MODERN FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE, Suitable for Dining-room, Dra whig-room, Bed-chamber, Hall, and Kitchen; And from those Parties who are about to Furnish or Hire for the coming season. A VISIT ...

... cnnoot but regard the statement of Sir George Grey as melancholy chronicle of inaction and failure. From the first act of tha Whig Ministry, on their return to power in 1859, that of liberating bn their own recognisances the prisoners convicted in Lord ...

... then the Whig game in this country is nj is this good understanding between the Oct. 18 servative party and the people that these , Oct. 18 ” see coming about before their eyes, anc are frantic at their impotence to prev .» Oot. 19 The Northern Whig is specially ...

... ess the | in the COUNTY WEXFORD ELECTIO! (PROM A CORRESPONDENT.) e here- on that Wexronp, Tuurspay Eveninc.—Yesterd: ing the Whigs of this county were resolving i Scot a virtue of necessity by allowing a Conserva iinpor elected withont a contest, as it was ...

... false re tions. It will be necessary for the voters to use t was vigilance in order to defeat the unprincipled one di- of the Whig Radicals to deprive the Cor mages holders of property of the inflaence which the ...

... CORRESPONDENT.) scat- London, Weduesday e land, It is believed that an amendment to } syluen, sione’s motion will be moved by a Whig e, isa | Sir Robert Peel will speak and vote in supp olation | Charch. The vew peers, it is uuderstood, hat Sir George Grey ...

... In English counties the Conservatives have lost 27 seats. In Irish counties there has been a steady reaction against the Whigs, showing itself in nett Conservative gain of 13 seats. In Scotch counties the Conservative loss between 1841 and '59 was seven ...

... an + of thet wa ares ving & of the lodged in prison.—Northern Whig. the ac- SUMMER ASSIZES, still crecnre ah cask rrick on was at- Monday, 28th Jane, at two o'c jock. rt. oy Sligo, Wednes Jone, at three o'clock, Rescoumcn.—At Roscommon, Monday, Dax. at ...

... : Micheelms bas almost ran its allotted course ; and the Lo eettled Jastice of the Queen's Bench, atterly regar if they to Whig expectations, bas committed the unps: offence of being still alive, he continues in the fall i Nay, still more | of his ry ...

... mm ot Pay rst Count; Fenian- lemsworth has been on the list of o course, receipt of good service pay rout Feb. 1. rtescue, 1 Whig child about eis is to be of age, named Mary Reilly, living at 14, Mal a ed ...

... earnestness of The Go. surpassed any of his former efforts. il to catch fil five columns. members few com. MISCELLANEOUS. nd Whigs The case of Mrs. Casse. with Mr. Lowe, Countess of wili, has been di ers of the utmost it had broken down. Mr. Arnold, expressing ...

... is mode rately good, the rate in the open market being six per cent. COLLISION AND LOSS OF LIFE AT SEA. {From the Northern Whig.) Belfast, Monday Morning. On Saturday night, whilst the steamer Electric was on her passage from Liverpool to Belfast, she ...