... eminent railway contractor. He professe to be a moderate con- servative. The other candidates were Mr. Skipton, mode. rate whig, and Mr. Greer, ultra-liberal, a radical from the start. The following were the ros numbers at the y close of the poll:-M'Cormick7 ...

... addreseeto tie eleoetors of Cork-v -Gentlemen, acme of the beetan motprfti man In your noble county have askodm ocnetI on anti-whig princIples. I am prepae od The whige are the avowed enemies ofth ?? I emee of aits meat devoted children. Thewi ihdt despoil ...

... 1859, for which Lord Derby's government was responsible, was 113,528,7761. The expenditure rose in the next year under the whig government to 15,312,6751., in 1861 to 15,883,1601.,and in 1862to16,060,3501. Aportionof thisin- crease was owing to the Chinese ...

... movllme apro .sented hiim with'h'five ochldirhr'c anv two'r hbirth but a short time,'aind' one' is Atillif, ' Nvg.2 tA'6Ife- Whig. - ' . ...

... M~'K~eowe, who, as itwll In such caes, did eveugthing in hs power to ensure the comufort of those0 who wrere Ieaving.-Northcra Whig. EXTRJAORDIxARY D ?? inquest was held at Dudley on Monday last, on the body of Mr. B. Gibbons, an extensive iron-master, who ...

... political office in so far aS it depends on the 1.ministry of the day. Por a number of years Sir John O ?? WaS chairman of the whig committee. On the oreconstitution of the Scottish Universities he was chosen by Lord Brougham, Chancellor of Edinburnh University ...

... our labours .is evident to all the world in the present position of, the IHouse of Commons. The tories are outbidding the whigs ) in the extension of the franchise. Whence thisvastchange since last year? We answer, it is the legitimate fruit of . our ...