... patting forth candidates who are most likely to combine the support all soctions of their general adherents. It is not only the Whigs, however, who are thus opening their veins and allowing their strength to flow away in gentle eddies; the more eager, and, ...

... working with a will, rhe flames were rapidly got under. At half-past twelve o’clock the whole had been extinguished. —Northern Whig. Tue Recent GREAT ry BEDFORD-sTREET, BeLFast. The following is an official return of the amounts insured with the undernoted ...

... as to give considerable to that place of sale, In the sale of flaxseed there has been little doing during the week.—Northern Whig of this day ...

... which se- to fraud. to commerce, and leaves no opening Fravps on THE GOVERNMENT OF THE Usrrep Srares. —The Richmond (Virgina) Whig, in one of its recent numbers, has the following :—“ Ours is the age of From the President down to the navy-yard blacksmiths ...

... itself, as the English newspapers do, to the reproduction of opi- nions, whether Liberal or Cotwservati ve, Democratic, Tory, Whig, or Radical, attacks the very ciple of our institutions, and even the dynasty iteelf, myself bound, if I was to remain faithful ...

... Portsmouth and Chatham, though electing Conservatives, had returned the same gentlemen in 1857, while the former reelected its old Whig representative. Harwich divided its favours, but has since replaced the Liberal it elected by a Conservative; while Devonport ...

... had contributed the was ready to contribute more, if necessary. There are 663 inmates at present in the workhouse.—AWtferw Whig. Pembroke—From Pembroke districts we learn that Conerv»t}v» prospects are highly favourable, and that Mr. Meynck's canvas) ...

... rightly informed, is not likely to seek the seat Indeed, with a divided liberal constituency he would have little chance. The Whigs are not in favour just now, and Mr. O'Hagan's connection with them will not serve him in electioneering fight This, apprehend ...

... amusement to themselves. The constable then took the lads with him for the purpose of handing them over to their friends.—Northern Whig. Sea Disaster.—We regret to have to add one to the many shipping disasters that have occurred within the present month. We ...

... part, I will give such support as I can offer to any useful proposal, whether it emanate from an Orangeman, a Conservative, a Whig, Old Ireland Repealer, Young Ireland Repealer, or a Franco-Hibernian; and if we act towards each other in this spirit, perhaps ...