... ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. REPRESENTATION OP COUNTY WEXFORD. Wexford, Thursday. meeting of the Whig election committee, which is entirely composed of priests, has been held at Eameeortby within the present week. Being resolved to stsrt second candidate, and ...

... from being practically unrepresented in Parliament, Lord Cremorne, except on Ibe Church question, has constantly supported tbe Whig Radical tactics, and this was obliged to do the resoll of promises made prior to bis election in 1865. ...

... BELFAST. The Northern Whig states that John Lytle, Esq,, J.P., been selected as the eond Conservslive oindidate tor Belfast—that is, as Sir Charles Laoyon's colleague. The Conservatives si Leeds intend to bring forward Mr. C. Denison, in conjunction with ...

... and stated on bia return beneath tb* shadow of bis native hills” that it oue else comet to tbe rea-ue the from tbe g'aap tbe Whigs, be himself will contest tba constitoeney the lest man ; he asserts that, notwithstanding tbe dimenaions of Mr. Moore'* pocket-book ...

... list and Protestant mast arrive ■•ms conclusion. The Liberal Protestants of Ireland, of whom was one, —for belonged to old Whig school, and his father before him supported all reasonable claims of Roman Catholics, —ware willing to eontinns to Roman Catholics ...

... come forward to contest the county, was rumoured. It is difficult to say the present moment who will be pot forward by the Whig*, bat we think we indications of desire on the part of Cspt. John be one of tbe nominees of that party. The gallant Captain ...

... morning reinforcements from Dromore, and other stations were drafted into iowa.—Northern Whig. AN ELECTION HOAX AT BELFAST-MR. JOHN REA. (From the Northern Whig.) It hating been extensively circalated turoagb Bel fast on that Colonel Chambers—a cacdWate ...

... prorilione ae the present for the Coneervaliv* psrty in nor noble coonty to make effort to grasp tu representation from the Whigs, who have held monopoly for years. It curions fact that, at iha last election, out of the U.OOO and odd voters on tbs register ...

... representation of the city. The excitement present esiating Edinburgh very greyt, and arises partly in the fact that lOe old Whig party have been left in torch hy the declinator* Mr. Uoncrief to stand again for the flity, aud partly in the fact that the ...

... foroibly «lclr».ed 0> lh»ni. wrr. ■ddroB.fl>i —on .obirot the p.liuc.l c.rret of Sir J>)»ph N.J E.on* -o« Ihe diff.rrno. b.lweeQ Whig .nd Tori~; ood lhr r.rer.oa . .dmiratioo of Ih. Ultor ore *o«h lh«t Lord Buidoo othrr lt.ding Coonorrolire ooald i.J f.Tonr ...

... loceMty. Bodies of police patrolled th* localitlea referred ap a late hoar, bat nothing warrant their interfareno*.— Northern Whig. ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. Cocsn Kilkbrkt. —It is nnderatood a very sharp eonteat ia take place in this oonnty. In addition tbo ...

... colonies ; for believe that in every part the British empire these works have been introduced, and are largely used.—Nort/irm Whig. ...