... had 10 160.000 iranos (£6,000) to “••plttl Lolls, of Boulogne, ELECTION GOSSIP—TOWN OF BANDON. (from a co&bebpohdent.) The Whigs again fastened their longing eyes oq *he representation of this old boroogh, and, aUbongb they bare been of late twice defeated ...

... have put forward four candidates with the intention of following up their decisive and complete triumph of last year. The Whigs and Radicals, who have for years monopolize.; all the seats at the Town Council, and who for sundry and manifold reasons desire ...

... he feels secure so far as his main army is concerned. Despatches from Augusta, Georgia, of the Bth inst., to the liichmond Whig, report the recapture Rome by the Confederates, with over 3000 prisouers. A Federal force of infantry and artillery from General ...

... in Ireland ' and soon certain flags should cease to flutter in ° ft*' breeze, certain tyrants should bite the dust, and gi whigs, with their abettors and supporters, fly to the ]O, tain to avoid the avenging power of an outraged P , But, sir. there are ...

... whit& yea Sorbed op 105, Laesistrae Pk , -It Yoe &m--ecum se , Neil En dews It hettsr.—Loele DYOII WAIT BRAUTIFUL HAIR. WHIG. 11111,fike. I Dr. Lbrivese, an elegantly ea pertained he Toilet ir prenerving, tbs to le melees , mob. etremiltee meek Mir ...

... abort notice. MUSORAVE, BROTHERS, 69. Bia\ Street, Agaots for Bolfaat: LTLE * 23, Dontgall Flae*. 6374 THE “WEEKLY NORTHERN WHIG”— PRICE WOP E N C E—IS THE HF.ST. LARGEST, CHEAPEST, AND MOST WIDELY CIRCULATED WEEKLY JOURNAL ULSTER, *» A QUAr.TER, DELIVERED ...

... prior to the passing of the Reform Bill,and,as Tory,at that period voted against that measure, and uniformly voted against the 'Whig party.. It was not until the late Sir R. Peel was called upon to take the helm of the government, in 1841, that the Earl Jermyn ...

... TO THE fDITOB OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir, —At recent meeting of “Lisburn Comervatire Protestant Registration S-'Ciety,’* the Her. Henry DendcrMon, of Bolywood, being ibe “orator” for the night, was pleased poor out not little fulsome adulation to the rector ...

... years, we feel that the early deAtle7 £f John Leech is, indeed, a public loss, which will be widoly felt and moat elncerely ?? Whigs, TGEATRE ROYAL. Durig ts,, ?? flaems enoyed a eucression of tiumhs igh afer nght an he ?? wore rewarded power ?? e1 Blse displays ...

... candidate ? What is the meaning of six respectable Whigs taking the pledge dictated by the “Dirt” party who “do” the outside work at elections? How is it that these respectable persons, who, with their Whig associates, hitherto signalised themselves by warm ...

... Churchman. High Chnrchisro was fashionable. He got office far earlier joining the Conservatives than could have done joining the Whigs, to whom 'tis new family would have bppn distasteful as his antique ecclesiasticism. When the great Con- split took place he ...

... ST. ANDREA'S CHURCH CHOIR. We have been requested to publish the folio whig c rr pondence:— 2, Vine Lane, October 24, Mr. Kelly.—Dear Sir, have been seeing Mr. Carr tbi noon, and all is settled. can positively assure y ...