... voting fur the Liberal candidate. BLECTION PETITIONS-JTHE PRESS. The Belfast Tories have been defvated in their to tue Northern Whig and two other Liberal journals, the Northern Star aud Ulster Examiner, by hav- ing an attachinent issued against them by the ...

... :—First--Mr. liorstiten's declaration that if the Conservatives had been educated by n cent so had the Whigs: simple confession, in feet, that the Whigs were ready to adopt any measures which they thought likely to bring them into power. Unfortunately, Mr ...

... petition to render Mr. 31•Clore's election void, and that deponents believe there was good cause for the petition. The Nothern Whig, which daily, published an article entitled The Belfast Election Petition, to which they referred. Ibe depo• seats firmly ...

... was the ticket; this ‘are is the whig.” “ But i! you strive tu vote twice | shail have you arrested.” “ You will, will you?sh ated the ou of the sovereign people; *theu I os. if I’m denied the sight of woting for the whigs,a cr ic the ebole ticke: for the ...

... will '6B be long remembered as the first election, after the passing of a Conservative Reform Bill—a bill that throws all the Whig thiakering on reform, that was so often attempted of late, into the shed of cold oblivion. The elections of 1868 were rendered ...

... been productive of so much evil in Ireland, were statesmen of his own party, and that the great epoetle of it ,von a former Whig Lord Lieutenant. Judge Leeson, the isird Chancellor, and Mr. Pit, having spoken, his Excellency addressed the useably, bat ...

... pert.— tratore of the er wsrdly crier's have been traced; bat the pollee are endesiouring to flud the guilty party.-ICortherm Whig. MADAM Z RACHEL THE farther prno.eding' in the owe of Madame Rachel will, it is understood, be on , ter the of the low officers ...

... monastery lands they received from Henry VIIL If there is to be a universal distribution of property to its rightful owners, the Whig aristoaacy will have a good deal to disgorge, and to use the mildest phrase, Earl Russell is indiscreet in agitating this subject ...

... life quite extinct, It is supposed the unfortunate woman had got up and sat at the fire, and teok faint aud into it. —Northern Whig. EXCITING SCENE AT ALYTH.—On Friday, Alexander Robbie and an assistant gardener in the service of Sir George Ramsay, of Bamff ...

... Keogh concurred in the judgment of Mr Justice Lawson; and Chief Justice Monahan thought that the proprietor of the Northers Whig should be called upon to pay cants, and that there should be no rule on the application in the other two cases. The decision ...

... statonterit he said he had been instructed Lb it be shookd be able to prove that the supporters of Mr M'Clnee—the Roman Catholic, Whig, sad portion of the electors—contributed a very large sum of money toward* the of ths Orange champion, Mr. Johnston, with • ...

... the Goverum of lett one of their a lrelaud ? The Tories have of Under- 1 party “as a legacy it 1 the office Secretary to the Whigs; is it within the ul 3 sane, or t bings 7 compass of thing: he Greci an gift? that, they should accept t -General When Mr. ...