... Emigration to Virginia.—The Richmond Whig of the 22nd ultimo states that several Austrians were to arrive in the next week settle few miles below Richmond. A large influx Englishmen were to arrive at Norfolk in April, and arrangements have been made for ...

... A letter from the Hou. Mrs. Nurtwwa was published in the ‘orthern Whig on Monday morning, stating that John Cambden Hotten having in a compilation of Lord Byron’s History given her name as authoress, she begs to deny the She was absent from England, and ...

... A correspondent of the Northern Whig reports a further case of wreckiug at The annual musical festival commenced at Norwich on Monday. The Times yesterday contained an interesting account of Mr. Whitworth’s new mode of producing gun metal by immense pressure ...

... not been for the of him fslt by the Old Henry Clay Whigs, as tne figurehead of the Jackson party. When the politics of the country were revolutionised by the aggressions of slavery, and the Whigs were allying themselves with the wing of the Democracy ...

... COUNTY ANTRIM ELECTION. (From the Northern Whig.) Belfast, nomination for the county X ,j!hCe to-day. Sir Sbnfto Adair '«aa propoaed Mr. Dal way, M.P., 3econdnl fcy Sir Cot?y. Capfain Seymour was proved by R. Dobhs, Esq. of Castle Dobbs, seconded by John ...

... Engineers' Society, is to the candidate elected by the Labour Representation League, He is to put forward without reference Whig or Conservative interests, and if any cry be raised about dividing the Liberal interest and letting the Tory, such cry will ...

... Society, is to be the candidate elected by the Labour Representation League. He is to be pu‘ forward without reference to Whig i about or Conservative interests, and if any cry dividing the Liberal interest and letting in the Tory, such cry will be entirely ...

... Engineers’ Society, is to be the candidate e leeied by the Labour Representation He is to be put forward without reference to Whig or e interests, and if any cry be raised etting in the Tory, such dividing the Liberal interest and } The Conservatives have ...

... proveke comment, avows with some amount of ostentation that the old blue and yellow Review is still—what it always was— Whig, and but Whig; Whig, and not Radical and maintains the doctrine. that the strength of the Liberal party lies in its moderation rather ...

... RIOTING PORTADOWN. Belfast, Friday.—The Northern Whig »aj» there was a serious riot Portadawn Thursday, aud i'ue police were forced fire on the crowd. A boy, named Thomas Watson, was killed by a ball through the lungs ; and a uian, named Tiffney, was ...

... the police. In the scuffle which followed, Naire was badly wouuded that died soon after. Byrne ia now in custody.—Northern Whig, ...

... it „' i® for so soon the music ceased, tho vellin- , - ' became more terrific still, the shouts from '~ ' of Put out the Whig being heard this period Captain Seymour, the by Mr. Walter Stannns, D.L., and Mr. H. t came upon tho platform, I the screr ...