... THE LISBURN ELECTION. Belfast, Friday Mobsiwo.— The Northern Whig of this morning says (here is no appearance of any farther opponent to Mr. Barbour, whose return for »Ltebnm geoerslly regarded as settled matter. If the new writ be moved for on the sth ...

... THE LISBURN ELECTION. Belfast, Friday Morrsno —The Northern Whig of this morning says there is appearance of any further opponent to Mr. Barbour, whose ratarn for Lisburn la generally regarded aa settled matter. If the new writ moved for on the 5 proximo ...

... portions of article from the London Times, which the writer, no donb t, thought be witty, and Peellte readers fancied b« sarcastic Whig governors generally consider Ireland be the natural graslng farm of England. The lowers her position a Utile and pronounces ...

... that people were afraid to go ou'sldetha door. —From a Correspondent. Belfast. —The Shamrock.—This we learn frem the Northern Whig, eras obliged pat iato Bslfast on Tuesday night. Wednesday she again proceeded her voyage to Liverpool. About fifty the pigs ...

... Secretary will positively state that there distress in this country; nay, will actually advocate the claims of hungry” Galway. The Whigs are preparing to turn over a new leaf, and to prove their paternal anxiety for Ireland and the Irish. If any one desirous to ...

... considered worthy of being par fuu/ari«tf In the •Jurors' Report' This Is higher honour than even the receipt a medal Sort hern Whig The best WaiTINC Paper in the was found in the Case of Marcus Ward and Co of Belfast, made from the cuttings and trimmings ...

... embark in hopeless contest. Thero le, still believe, now no reasonable doubt that Mr John Barbour the man for Lisburn. —Northern Whig. MARRIAGE OF THE PRINCE OF WALES. The Berkshire Riflo Volunteers, numbering about 330, will have the honour of doing duty as ...

... Irish Member for Marylebone will surely be pulled up for a sentence which overturns all the rose-coloured theories of the Whigs. According to all ministerial programmes, there has been no famine in Ireland since 1848, and as that period was exactly seven ...

... Marqbia of Dowosnire’a office. Mr M Donald son nsoler ?.„ 1,,e Ifientenant C ionel neld M'Dauld. 920 d Highlandere. —Northern Whig.' Frahcb, Mexico, and the Southkhn States.— Much uncertainty prevails the temper of the Mexican people; some say they will ...

... was opposed great party of united Whigs, led by chiefs of great ability, but slender judgment. A coalition wae formed under Lord North, and addition to this then Prince of Wales threw himself into the arms of the Whig party. George 111. respected Pitt ...

... meeting gives hopes new energy bsing exerted carrying out the object of the society—the improved cultivation the soil. Northern Whig. Amusing Case— Taking an Oath Homer's Iliad. —The Coni; Constitution relates the following occurrence: took with him copy of ...

... delayed. Tbe order has teen given for the survey the aleamera, and preparations are being made to restore the contract Tbe Whigs arc now merely playing with matter, and are anxirus to grant boon a moment when they may extract political capital tborefrom ...