... THE LISBURN ELECTION. Belfast, Friday Morning. The Northern Whig this morning says there is no appearance of a further opponent to Mr. Barbour, wboee return for Lisburn is generally regarded as a settled matter. the new writ moved for on the sth proximo ...

... of liberal and republican institutions by a visit to America. Captain Hall had preceded her, and set her the example of Whig of Whigs turned Tory by visit to Liberty's head quarters ; and Thomas Moors himself, though he did net return from Ameriea unwhigged ...

... Tho Herald says the result of the Tam worth election proves that some of the constituencies are tired of Whig dictation, and careless how soon the Whig oligarchy may Harkaway,” ia the Herald, names Drummer Boy, Real Jam, or Emblem, as tho probable winner ...

... DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN BELFAST. (Frost the Northern Whig.) Belfast, Morning.— Yesterday very destructive fire took on the premises of Mr. John Williamson, Pilot-street, used tow and waste stores, nearly the entire of the property, amounting in value to upwards ...

... hopeless contest. There is, we still believe, now no reasonable doubt that Mr. John Barbour is the man for Lisburn. —Prom Northern Whig. CITY BETTlNG— Satchday. Liverpool Steeple-chases.—loo to agst. Avalanche (taken freely). Chester Cup.—2oo to agst. Stradella ...

... Government was shortly succeeded by the detestable Whigs, and the people were allowed to starve by thousands and by millions. When the cries of hunger from Ireland even reaebed the extremities of the earth, the Whig officials were of opinion that the famine would ...

... ve Party” an examination of the present state of tho House of Commons, the claims of Whig and Tory to public confidence, and the past and future of cadi parly. Whig and Tory, it is urged the essayist, names that no longer represent facts. Both are co ...

... magnificent amount of £4,188 ! whilst our exports of linens, yarns, and provisions alone are estimated £8,000,000 ! Northern Whig. ...

... hopeless contest. There is. we still believe, now no reasonable doubt that Mr. John Barbour is the man for Lisburn.— From Northern Whig. CITY BETTING— Saturday, Liverpool Steeple-chases.—loo to agst. Avalanche (taken freely). Chester Clp.—2oo to agst. Stradella ...

... per cent., leaving a balance of about £16,800. ALARMING DISTURBANCES IN LISBURN. Belfast, Wednesday, 1.30 p.m. Tbe Northern Whig has just issued third edition, with despatch from its reporter at Lisburn, by which it appears that tbe rioting in Lisburn ...

... ; new measurement, 499 tons. She is intended for the China trade, and is lo be glassed 1 at Lloyd’s for 13 years. —Northern Whig. ...

... promotion a gentleman who is moet likely to become a useful minister in the parish to which he has been appointed. —Northern Whig. ...