... HE ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH COM- PANIES AND THE “NORTHERN WHIG.” (chaise The electric telegra, that condition of min h companies seem to be drifting into us those who are going into which an old Latiu ndage telis to be destroyed are thrown hy the gods. No other ...

... We (Northern Whig) have he: ard a rumonr that the man who were not rosecuted for the of August procession, at Rathfriland, declare that they will havea procession on St. Patrick's Day (Tuesday and that the Orangemen threaten a very vigorous in fea ence ...

... There it good saying eat rent just now ascribed Whig M.P. impatient of the tenacity whet. | with the Tories seemed resolved oling to power, asked humourcdly, Why not hang them all together?* H ' was the reply, 11 you can't do that, for the d—V-l of ...

... Irish Elictfox Petitions.—ln the Court Pleas on Monday, Mr. Macdonough applied for an att*i'>; ment against the Northern Whig for articles which api** in the Belfast petition. After a Ion? • the eonrt reserved judgment until Wednesday.—ln tin of the ...

... The Northern Whig says Two L. Living ston Macassey. Pc C.E. and Fellow of the Roy of Artse—have just blished * report on a proposed railway tunnel Ireland. We cannot any opinion as to the fe isi- bility of the schem Bough the tw two authors of this report ...

... THE ORANGE Prisoners IN Down Gaot.—We under- stand that instructions have been issued for the release of pleted.— Northern Whig. Mawhinney and Keating, on their recognisances being com- The case of Troup v. Troup, now before the Vice-Chan- cellor, will ...

... DISHING THE WHIGS AGAIN.—There are ab ano strategic movement on of His friends have almost given u p the e the part of the Premier. country will su pport the policy of the xpectation that the to the Irish Church, but the have not inistry in relation faith ...

... Treasury bench. Every thing in this mind revolves upon this pivot : office for the Whigs. All who have ever opposed the Whigs—even upon questions which were in no sense Whig property—are to stand committed for ever to their errors, except on condition of ...

... Villiera, or Fitzwilliama, or Pagets, v nay, they even expect, as the Standard admits, to see v them sent out of the regular Whig nurseries to swell the ranks of what they still believe to be their ii party. They fancy such men must be tolerably t safe ...

... habit of repeating the dgnunciations pronounced. by their opponents against the Whigs. The Whigs are their friends, and they ought to support the Whigs, for without Whig support they would be very feeble indeed. The Whigg on their part did not appreciate ...

... ELECTION RUMOURS. Member* are already busily engraved in election?* rin£. The new Whig candidate for Bucks in a gentleman for.nenjr in trade at Newcastle, who by inheritance came into p ...

... articulation. A few sentences may be interesting of this rev. style of argument. He that Mr. Gladstone had stated that the Whig party were bound together irrespective of religious opinions. Upon this he them as an irreligious and a Godless ; and as a ...