... Year's Day, gives gain of four votes to the Conservatives and two to the Radicals, while the Peelites have lost two and the Whigs two. T !l contains further correspondence about the Queen's Colleges in Ireland, including letter from Mr. Pope Hennessy. The ...

... SERIOUS COLLISION ON THE PORTADOWN AND DUNGANNON RAILWAY. (From the Northern Whig.) Belfast, Friday.—A goods' train, proceeding from Dungannon to Portadown, had reached a point on the line between three or four miles distant from the latter place, about ...

... man- dates from the Castle put in motion all that corrupt 1 machinery which is useful for returning to parliament such j pure Whigs as the Howards, Ponsonbys, or Cavendishes, I recall your attention to that perio for this reason, i 1 The Irish might then ...

... dispositions of the parties—two of them most minutely —in fact, as if they had been intimate friends for years. —Bel/cut Northern Whig. During the few nights that Messrs. Fowler and Wells have lectured in this town their success has been most remarkable. Seldom ...

... the United States, and to destroy at the same time an overshadowing and still advancing commercial rival, we find the English whig and English tory running full speed to outstrip each other in the hue and cry of war. And what an example of England's hypocrisy ...

... forces. Their combined forces will then march on New Orleans. This movement is expected to be made within six days. The Richmond Whig, |alluding to the sinking of the vessels at Charleston, says:—the North has taken the first step towards making Charleston ...

... THE BISHOP-ELECT OF CORK. (From the Northern Whig.) New dignities, like new robes, do not in general sit easily on their wearers. The fresh assumption of them is attended with a nervous self-consciousness which is disposed at once to invite and to resent ...

... tendencies the Union. Now, as to Mr. Leader. Everybody knows he was only taken up by the electors handy stick to beat the Whigs with. course if better man can be got, it will be the duty of the electors to select that better man. But I have reason to ...

... unprecedented inundatien. Many millions of dollars' worth of property have been destroyed. WE MUST PBEPABE. (From the Richmond Whig, Jan. 17.) Now that nature has so nearly checked all hostile operations by either army, from the Potomac to the Mississippi ...

... DISTRESS in IRELAND—MEETING in KINGSTON. (From the Kingston (Canada) Whig.) On Saturday evening, the 18th instant, a meeting was held in the Vestry of Saint Mary's Cathedral in this city, for the purpose of taking into consideration the present destitution ...

... the capital invested, the greater will be the return. We have been told that one of the first of the gentlemen sent down by a Whig Government to lecture the agriculturists into a more learned culture of their lands, was considerably posed by the interruption ...

... realized for it the sum mentioned above, although there is not house on that any one can live in.— Correspondent of the Northern-Whig. The Australian Ministry.—Last mail carries homo the news of change of ministry, and the substitution of Mr. O'Shannassy for ...