... six new easea of Asiatic cholera were reported in Dublin on Tueaday, 1 and that two of them have ended fatally. The Northern Whig says :-'»We are glad to be able to state that the cholera ia not progressing to any great extent in Belfast, and tbat no further ...

... Nklsoh. Supposing ments for an athletic field day, to take place eariym Tory First of the Admirdt, to hem. good (or as bad) at Whig ditto; supposing, moreover, Baths and Washhouses. Return for the week that they are equally zealous for the public service ...

... believe, Abraham Amos ;he was offered £15 by the Liberal*. John Ad- cock was paid three times by the Tories and once by the Whigs—riavhter) 'he man wonld rather vote for the devil than tbe Torie*— (laughter) ; he got altogether £75. (Laughter.) He vor^d ...

... WPa«iana Junng the Ute war.- I l tin ...

... illustrates Liberalism triumphant, but divided between two loves; whilst Totnes testifies to toe pure and bene- ficent sway of a Whig duke supported by a Liberal brother, who hit upon the novel and happy expedient ! of sending bribes round to lhe local oburohea ...

... history ?? elections back to the period when tbe popularilj of the Reform Bill had thrown the botough into the hands of the Whigs and Liberals of the day-saj thirty years ago— we find this undoubted fact on record, that, at the first of two successive contests ...

... He had a sovereign given to him by George Danson. Why did you vote for Schneider and Lawrence ? I generally split between Whig and Tory—it looks more peaceable like, and one’s pretty much good as t’other. (Laughter.) Commissioner Hill; Very good opinions ...

... be too, made a Deputy- Lientenent by tha aforesaid Whig Lord- Lieutenant. Yet ao wiM outcry. no howl of indignation at these rewards by th« Liverpool Mercury, againat the Lord- Liew tenant sr the Whig gentleman who then held the oflce which Mr. Wa_fo__ ...

... one of ik___ champion, of ,he Whig cause' who stand „ D ?? firmly ,v defence of the British Const! ution when it is endangered by seditious agitation am ?? w J heeo imperilled by the abuse of ?? eu U * d Ii thegteac Whig leader «*?bllr?l& w^fig U £ sent ...

... appeared on behalf of the Conservatives, and Mr. William Robinson, clerk to H. Robinson. E-q., solicitor, S ttie, for the Whig- Radicals. The several cases decided were of tbe usual character, and beyond tbe fact of one or two Radical claimants being ...

... attention of the meeting on tbe fol- lowing grounds : I am one of the '48 men who re- ceived two years' imprisonment from the Whig gov- ernment for advocating justice for the people of England and Ireland. If this be true, then Mi. Mantle must have shared ...

... policy, Uke bis domestic and foreign policy, ia again* as. I also venture to assert that tbe wiseit beads i among our Irish Whig* do not sccept Mr. Bright s idea that tenant-right is s question of secondary importance. Nothing betrsyt so plainly Mr. Brighfs ...