... From anything ho has stated, no elector could decide whether Mr. Barbour was retrograde Whig, or advanced Radical. know that is an out-and-out supporter of the Whig coterie, and, consequently, agrees with that clique in thinking, that Irishman should have ...

... 21T temporarily reduced by one, and Lisburn for the moment has the shame of being the only borough Ireland which would return Whig nominee. The figures given above prove that the constituency was not exhausted: enough remained to give Mr. Yerner the rep ...

... editor of tbe Northern Whig, contained In hia publication of tbe 9.h inatais unworthy of any writer. Tbe wanton and gratuitous attack made on one Lisburn’s meal respectable inhabitants cannot be too strongly spoken of. No doubt, tbe Whig was somewhat piqued ...

... would be better to vote for the Whigs than the Tories. Why ? Because tha Tories will oot bring so many into treason as the Whigs will. (Cheers) Let them that day register their voices and their rts fives never to vole for a Whig. (Load cries of Never, never ...

... Antrim, and Tyrone. There is doubt that Mr. Edward Wingfield Verner wiU carry the constituency triumphantly with him against the Whig nominee. The electors of Lisburn owe it to themselves prove that they at least were not deceived by the electioneering tactics ...

... dexterously, and breathing time only is asked, so that the royal marriage will not be interfered with. Naturally enough, when the Whigs arc in power they have the happy art of interposing points which appeal to the loyal ears of Conservatives ; they played this ...

... arc considered worthy of being mt* ficutomcUln the JuroiV Report' This la higher than even the receipt of a medal —Northern Whig. The Report of the Jurors bears higher testimony to tho excellence of Messrs Ward sad Co’s goods than even the medal itself ...

... considered worthy of being par- Itadariudln the ‘Jurors’ Report' This is higher honour than even the receipt of medal Northern Whig. *• The Report of the Jurors bears higher testimony to the excellence of Messrs Word and Co's goods than even the medal itself ...

... 19, 1863. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS: The Wednesdays of the last Session were devoted by the Radicals and their Whig allies to assault* against the Church. The Wednesdays of the present Session are, it appears, to be similarly distinguished ...

... repreieoted the crown, the the entito d.y, Mid adjourned till next. THE LISBURN ELECTION. B but AST, Satubdat Morsiso.— The Norlfum Whig ih*t caodidat® bas yat appearod tbocgh mtny of a coming man hav® circulated. Daring tho we®k enthmiastic moettags Mr Barboar’® ...

... the most triumphant success. The Conservative majority on the voters’lists greatly increased that a contest on the part any Whig-Radical' candidate would sheer madness. The committee remark that Conservative feeling has extended greatly among the commercial ...

... days have been rendered remarkable two Conservative triumphs. At Cambridge, the Conservative candidate, Mr. Powell, beat his Whig Radical opponent, by majority of 118, although the latter was supported by the whole strength of the Government, and that class ...