... to Richmond? We heard lately of an Irish emigration to Spain. Is he at the bottom of that also We know he has been called a Whig— can it be that he is a wolf in sheep's clothing ; a Saxon in the habiliments an Ultramontane bishop The thing is unaccountable ...

... THE BELFAST PRC I! LEM TOHRXAT. The aJjudication for the prizes offered by oar contemporary, the Belfast Weekly Northern Whig, has at length taken place, and the following is the rosalt: That lor the Lu«t two-movo original problem has been awarded to ...

... It is strange uo Orange men were arrested. It would appear that time is one law for the North and another for the South. The Whig government are playing Milk old game of Jails of isegerra. They allow their putative Irish a sympathise with these Orange blood ...

... NORTHERN WHIG !• the moet widely circulated Prorlnclal Journal In Ireland. For all AdTertiaing purp ...

... these measures have been adopted. THE LISBURN ELECTION—PETITION AGAINST MR. VERNER. Belfast, Thcbadat Morning The Northern Whig of this morning, says, hare reason to belicre that the petition against the return of Mr. Verner, already perfected and forwarded ...

... matter at hand well worthy of attention. I have since listened to the discussion of that letter, but have heard no man, whether Whig or Tory, attempt to refute its reasoning or deny its truth. There appeared, however, letter in your paper of Friday evening ...

... been called to a letter in the Morning News, in which our member, Major O'Reilly, is represented as having proved himself a Whig by dining with Lord Palmerston. We cannot admit that because a man is a member of Parliament, his dinner engagements become ...

... the indignity its hope and heir being styled simply a baron, and called merely Lord Somerset. Possibly, owing to the recent Whig victories Totnes, or to the eminence of his present Grace’s services at the Admiralty, the blot the high dignity of the Somerset ...

... but, amidst all this sad state of things the weavers have almost to a man conducted themselves with great propriety. —XortAem Whig. CORK. Cork, Sattrdat. —One the most destructive ever witneoscd in thu city broke cut this morning about balf-past one o'clock ...

... themsfires. 'There is time to lost. peiisecuting, and the Whigs to timo-servi:ig Catholics, it «as to hold up contrast which would incline t’i; in favour of Whiggery; but thereV an of it. The Whigs have been thoroughly unmask themselves latterly. Their ant'-p ...

... C. With regard to Sir Colman O’Loghlon, it is said bis chances are very fair. In politics, as onr readers are aware, he is Whig, and id religion a Roman Catholic. His brother, who is also barruter, is at present in Ennis on bniincas.—no doubt in connexion ...

... against J. B. Barbour and Robert Barbour, fur bribery at the Lisburn elec; ion, were postponed until ttie next assizes.—A'orMern Whig. ...