... OF IN DUNDALK. TBX SILIZITIS. A correspondent of the Northern Whig, writing on Friday, : Acting en a warrant which, upon previous information, had been obtained, Captain Coote, E.M , Sub- Inspector Supple, Head-Constable Groan, and a large number of the ...

... THE EDUCATION QUESTION. The Northern Whig, in reference the deputation ti.e Lord Lieutenant on Tuesdiv, oti thi.i subject, says:— We have to know that the cause mixed edu cation will yet asserted in the House Commons and it is to the representatives the ...

... THE EDUCATION QUESTION. The North™ Whig soys—“ The brief fel e . graphic report of the interview yesterday between the deputation from the General Assembly and Earl Russell shows that the Premier does not sympathise with the friend* of the mixed system ...

... cnnoot but regard the statement of Sir George Grey as melancholy chronicle of inaction and failure. From the first act of tha Whig Ministry, on their return to power in 1859, that of liberating bn their own recognisances the prisoners convicted in Lord ...

... representations. It will l*e necessary for the voters to use the utmost vigilance in order defeat the unprincipled attempts of the Whig Radicals deprive the Conservative holders ofpropertyof the influence which they are entitled exercise the Dublin Unions, and ...

... only been four months in Belfast. He was brought before O’Donnell. R M, at the county jail, and remanded for a week. —Northern Whig, ...

... the days of Pitt and Castlereagh; but if Mr. Fortescue, bland Whig gentleman as he is, expected his words to have effect on Irish opinion, can only assure him that Ireland knows the Whigs too well to be deceived by them. f X ...

... DAILY Bia,~Wo are about hare election in this county within fortnight er three weeks. Is the Conservative spirit gone that Whig placeman to be allowed to have walk over! The respected gentleman, Colenol Dickson, who lately represented this county, was ...

... Castle upon the ousting of Sir Robert Peel from the Irish Chief Secretaryship. Sir C. Wood, one of the stauachest members of the Whig party, has retired from the scene altogether ; and Lord de Grey and Ripon, who was expected to make a good Secretary for War ...

... which shows that Earl has fallen into the error of under-estimating the conservative influences ‘that are at work within the Whig party. Mr. scouted, first of all, the idea of distribut- ing power “ according to heads of population only a few “extreme ...

... officers of customs are using every exertion to prevent the importation of anything likely to propagate the cattle plague.—SorUtem Whig. Case of Trance.—A very remarkable case of trance occurred at Guildford a few days ago. An old lady residing Wood bridge-road ...

... our readers will hail the news that Mr John Pope Ilennessy is virtually the sitting member for Kiug's County, and that the Whig-Rassoil ranks will be reduced accjrdingly by one Irish recruit the less. Our satisfaction would, of course, be greater if M- ...