... ELECTION. Dublin, Ibnmdsy Evaniag. The Court of Common Haudslissred judgment to-day in the sttsshmut motions against the Northern Whig, ths Northern Bter, and the Uleter Mmminer, thru Belfast newspapers. No ml* motion granted, and than ware seats on eithsr aid* ...

... Because it is bright and shining plsoe, where there is no parting nor dyeing,'* his lordship added, And, thank Jove, no more Whigs I” This Is not bad pendant to Mr. Disraeli's riddle, Why is Mr. Gladstone like a telescope ? Because you can draw him out ...

... “ Because it blight and shining place, where there is no parting nor dyeing, his lordship added, And, thank Jove, no more Whigs 1 Ibis is not bad pendant to Mr. Disraeli’s riddle, “ Why Mr. Gladstone like telescope ?’’ Because you can draw him out, ...

... THE BOMB BECBETAET, The Ohumr of yestarday (Sunday) lays Oar renders, whether they bn Whig, Tory, or Radical, will be glad to bear that Mr. Henry Austin Brace, the principal Secretary of Slate for the Home Department, wfll to-morrow bo elcotod without ...

... » bo, thot llrae-'-wao tbo alJHtiMi td l boro Juet ijbtliy.ibit tbo MtopOia .to Mo. Hoadob .ttaebaaf .bj tba wppea. - oftoa Whig! I da.t rtoiluisboa Übergifc-lntoadnai freab .pir moat dlotaoian in Um Ufeonl party. MWdJ • £TTYs£*jrarias; eltaetien; dMhed ...

... SILVEBTOS. 1. MinUter, baa Inrenud deaf peraeea can bear, la the parlour or a placed •hip. Lot not the deaf ear the/ cannot hear.whig article had. Pnoe. lea «d. Poor at leea mm, If the tnlnlater. Bent to add re* ■ for the *hor« eon tried and hail ooljr Mr. ...

... of tbe counties near Norwalk City, and gave evidence of musical genius when not quite eighteen months old.—iKcAmoad ( U.S.) Whig, Feb. 15. not often that Mr. Nawdegate is funny, but told good story in tbe House of Commons the other night, apparently apropct ...

... result would ha that the whole property would to landlords. In oonolaalon, said It had beau great and gioriona pririlege of Whig party in past times to have secured civil and religious freedom wise instinct. The leading men statesmen of thecountry had ...

... wee regarded a* triumphant success. The nearest approach to the numbers wee in tbe division on vote of no confidence in the Whig Uinietry in September, 1841. Sir Robert Peel thee mustered 350 supporters, and Hinieterielieta 269, or minority of 91. The ...

... of North Derbyshire. (Cheers.) And secondly, be should say that in that attempt monopoly they discarded the old traditional Whig doctrines and principles of the revolution of 1688, and were contest to follow in the rear Mr. Bright snd Ur. Uiall. (Cheers ...

... fraternity in Edinburgh, like cabman eeek- Ing for hire. But nothing to ooold get, because—and to his honour It uid—he wu Whig—a Whig from the begtantag—and in (hoae days wm the mark of shame and an indication that a man was to be tabooed. Who, would ask ...

... Witness had often heard tenants say that they must with their master. Believed that landlord inflaenoe in Wales was used by the Whig bouses quite much as by the Gob* servative bouses. Witness bad not knows of this influence being used directly by particular ...