... elevated the Upper House, Win. Talbot Crosbie, Ardfert Abbey, and The O'Donoghue, will stand for the county: the former on Whig principles. No Conservative move has been as yet made. —Cork CoHStitutiom, Discovery op Dead Body. —On Monday morning, the ...

... who so closely n connected iimeelf'with the unfortunate Qduen Caroline, and oe is 'brother to Vice-Cbancellor. Wood. He'is' a Whig in is politics, and what, perhaps, kept 'down his majority a good oti deal,'wasiliis refusal to go the length of voting for ...

... fodder will, in that case, be very cheap next season. All root crops are reported as in most luxuriant condition. —Northern Whig. Coax.—The weather still continues very unsettled. We have had succession of violent gusts of wind, almost amounting to a storm ...

... up ns alone applicable to the Northern Whig, but as cable that journal and i?s weekly reprint. Instead of taking the Whig *od staling its average daily circulation, took the Whig of Saturday and the Weekly Whig of that day, and adding the circulation ...

... yet proclaim the deep detestation of the Irish people for the system of slander, calumny, and misrepresentation by which the Whig Ministry sought to gratify their hate and malice, and to destroy that which is indeed Providentially beyond their control—the ...

... his bill of 1859, and acted on it too. There is little h merit in believing a thing unless you carry it r into practice. The Whigs have taken eight years to mould their belief' into shape, and we have the fruit in the Appropriation Bill.. e We are informed ...

... country baa joined in general chorus surprise and disapprobation. All the organs public opinion, great and small, Conservative, Whig, and Radical—with the exception of a few and comparatively insignifioant thiuk-and-thin adherents of the government, concur ...

... Channel Fleet arrived in Swilly. Londonderry journal of Wednesday morning reports the fleet inside the headlands. The Northern Whig states that the potato crop is still safe from the blight in Ulster, and the Agricultural Review bears similar testimony with ...

... for the county of Selkirk took place at Selkirk Tuesday, when Lord Henry Scott (Conservative), and the Hon. William Napier (Whig-Radical), were duly proposed and seconded. The polling took place yesterday, and at the close the numbers were for Lord Henry ...

... amid continued interruption. Long before eight o'clock in the morning of the polling day, the indefatigable canvassers of the Whig party, most of them appearing as though they had not been bed for several nights, were seen hastening from place to place cabs ...

... made last year with the Daily and Weekly Whig, and the advertisements were published during the past year in both papers. The contract this year is made iu precisely the same manner.’ Daily and Weekly Northern Whig Office, Belfast, 3l»t July, 1861. ...

... apoointuieul o. Sir Oeorge Grey l ...