... candidates to three, was follows;—For the gentlenaan elected, 22; for Lient Wilson, 14; for John M'Csnee, Esq., 12. —Northern Whig. Captain Shaw son Bernard B. Shaw, Esq., of Honkstown, and held commission as Captain in tho North Cork Rifles, in which regiment ...

... should strain every nerve to keep them. The metropolitan county, like the metropolitan city, should be an to the- country. Ko Whig should be suffered to intrude himself into either The very effort to rob them of all influence a reduction of the right to ...

... laden vessels to have arrived here sines'Saturdav lastf The arrivals at othsn of our ports have ako been large. The Northern Whig says that since the year 1847 so large number of vessels have net arrived in Belfast from foreign ports, during the same extent ...

... eight candidates three, was as follows For the gentleman elected, 22; for Lieut. Wilson, for John M'Cance, Esq., \2.~Northern Whig, [Captain Shaw is the son of Bernard Shaw, Esq., of Monkstown, in this county, and held his commission in the North Cork Rifles ...

... ships, or of mortar vessels which fall to pieces blow of sledge. All these rotten ships were boilt by Whig contractors, under Whig Cabinet, and with Whig superintendence. It little wonder that that party should forfeit character and independence io order ...

... and Bourbons are the natural enemies of the one, just as the Whigs are of the other The aristocracy, said Mr. Disraeli (meaning thereby the country gentlemen as distinct from the great Whig families), and the working classes are the nation. The Emperor ...

... policy or in principlewho for years held the office bow held by Mr. Gladstone, and who aa Whig Chancellor of the Exchequer was their financial oracle in the Whig contests with O’Connell. Perhaps, however, those liberal” Joornala who saw Tory in Lord Noruanbt ...

... thought get rid of it. He handled, perhaps, somewhat too roughly, that most steadfast old Whig, Mr. Ellice—but it must remembered that the Chancellor is not Whig, and was not bound to that tender- ness of treatment which the veteran M.P. might have claimed ...

... Parliament. They see no adequate result. The only tangible difference they see between one party and another is, that when the Whigs aro iu power, some Roman Catholics get office, and when the Tories arc in, they find Protestants in the same places. The influence ...

... and possessed no ordinary share ofHterary ability. He had been editor for nearly two years of our contemporary the Northern Whig, the pages of which he enriched with articles of singular power and ability. He was the author of a work entitled “The Bohemians ...

... latter if it not obargaablooo the former? Where the difference, except that Lord Dbbbt is Consenrative and Lord Monteaolb a Whig? But are facts forgotten and truth and jtutice to bo saorificod we are not pleased with the politics Peer? This thews the sort ...

... Mullan, tes an d general mercha nt, must be av was serious consideration, and an injury no t easily calculat ed. rme, | es | Whig.. . wo BALLINASLOE MAY FAIR. Whok Moxpay.—The fair of this morn ing was the co one of the earl! iest I have ever been present ...