... them to the exceeding probability that the Lords would do exactly as they are doing. A leading member of the Upper House—a Whig, moreover—was determined, from the first, to uphold the authority of the Commission, of which he was Chairman, and Earl BeaucHamp ...

... 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 ...

... reduce the Whig party in Belfast to not more than onefourth of the constituency (groans). Now, under these circumstances, I am of opinion (groans), under these circumstances, I say, I am of opinion that any man who attempts to start a Whig candidate for ...

... 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 ...

... entirely of Conservatives, since Whig country gentlemen were active in supporting the bill as the Tories, despite Mr. Newdegate’s frank avowal as to the protectionist character of the measure. For instance, among the Whig supporters of the Government were ...

... as his own merits, will cause general regret that such early promise of a distinguished career has been unhappily Northern Whig. Tse Mrrrary 1s pursuance of a requisition signed by upwards of 150 of the inhabitants, a meeting was held on Tuesdsy, at twelve ...

... unanimously passed approving of Mr. Dowse as a fit and proper pemou to represent the city of Londonderry in Parliament.—Northern Whig. DEATH OF ARCHDEACON LAFFAN, CASHEL. (FROM A CORRESPONDENT.) Cashel, July 20.—We deeply regret to announce the death of the ...

... and the public are requested to “Register.” Wo see, also, that certain newspapers aro anxious to guard their readers against Whig “dodges,” which are to be tried in order to prevent (he “disestablishment” of the Church Establishment, whole and entire, and ...

... ORANGE RIOTING, A correspondent of the Northern Whig, writing from Monaghan on Monday night, says A desperate riot took place between the Catholics and the Orangemen in this town to-day about the hour of five o’clock. large body of Orangemen had assembled ...

... roads to watering-places. is curious that large quantities raiu have falieq iu York. THE TWELFTH OF JULY. (KBOM THE NORTHERN WHIG.) Belfast.—The great Orauge anniversary, we are glad to know, has passed off, comparatively speaking, peaceably and orderly ...