... Conservative didate for the borough oi Lisburn, has issued an »dd*J to tho constituents, in which he retires from the The Northern Whig of this morning (Friday), says is no appearance of any further opponent to Mr. whose return for Lisburn is generally regarded ...

... indeed, of Durham rather it was. If it be •therwise now, I shall be surprised; but Mr. Caine must not but prove it. Three whig occupants of tho throne of nrham may have effected some change for the worse, but * ijr surety so startling as the one co ...

... effort, and always without misidventum lie has given characteristic expression to all Lis subjects, and has depicted the (Whigs sod of animals as raceessfully as have represented human jays or morrows; and there la scarcely rne of his pictures which does ...

... diediths, bed sepollallei The Creme of flesh& bee idled eat the bah In berdeeteg is Gareth le order be todet Mabee, The hamar Whig deles that the Federal mien& at will be emir& Mil Gamest West he gbh up be the prement. em rld he have mired ten Federal be ...

... within the last year or two, when he voluntarily retired from public life. As a matter of course, he was much mixed up in the Whig intrigues of his day ; but upon the whole, and especially of late years, his fairness and moderation have commanded the respect ...

... express an opinion the melancholy state of Ireland. Its government was utterly incapable. Its head was surrounded with Old Whigs who kept him in utter ignorance, and its Chief Secretary was not only incapable but unpopular. There was every element of distress ...

... lowered by the laudanum. Mr. Fog was nervous before speeklog ; so, I herd, was Lord Pluoket. A distioguiehed member of the Whig party, now no more, and who was himself ons of most sensitive of men, and one of the most attractive of orators, told me that ...

... up* Fort Feewell, as. of the defames of the water approach to Wilmington, North Clerellas. cm the 13th. On the 13th, General Whigs( had Warmed the of Wilmington, Meting belief that the city would be attacked • few dap both by sad water, and orgail the nesemity ...

... hack over the history of the Irak half osetnre, we find the name of Lord manly emaciated with all the Leading measures of the Whig party; such as the abolition of slavery, which he at tint advoested in 1807, and again by specific motion in and 1621. Ile ...

... member of the Opposition in either House has yet deemed it to be duty to draw attention to these unprofitable arrangem-nts the Whig family party. Oddly enough, are informed by the Paris journal, France, of Tuesday, that ihe English Government censures the ...

... another. Nor has this bees confined to the reign of George LI. In IS.rland 1840, when Queen Flotoria Moved a preference for the Whig party, the Tory press attacked the court as • pestilential spot. Nor is it only when toughie, on the dynasty or on royalty ...

... course the last session Major O'Rielly. The Whites,'' as they are familiarly styled in Ireland, have always been staunch Whigs-— Giolj?. Death of Captain Gladstone. Another vacancy has occurred in the House of Commons by the death of Captain Gladstone ...