... united in Deland to oust the Liberal party from power. They Bay there is Liberal vacancy for Kerry at hand, and that a moderate Whig, such as the present representative, has very uncertain chance. pour troops into Ireland is not to carry doubtful elections ...

... defeated Mr. Eidley, another Whig candidate, a small majority. In 1832 took place the only other contest for the division. Upon that occasion a Conservative defeated the Liberal candidate a nearly similar majority, a member of the Whig Beaumont family being ...

... , ft is ontioos that (he device had its origin in the scheming brain of acute Whig Writer to the Signet. There was an inn at Fashie-bridge, Midlothian, owned by strong Whig partisan, and the landlady of which was popularly supposed the original of Scott’s ...

... THE EDITOR OP THE MORNING ADVERTISER. Sir, —During the Uet few days we have had some distinguished Whig utterances, which, considering the quarter whence they have come, we must regard truly ominous” with respect to the forthcoming movements of the Ministry ...

... almost sure to result from it. If they cannot have a candidate of their own, they oould poll for the most moderate of the Whigs. The priests have been defeated for once ; and if they are to succeed next time, it might be by a compromise with the landed ...

... Offend Anotoer.—Up who draws his pen for one party must expect make enemies of the other. F>r wit and fool arc consequence of Whig and Tory, tad »mj row it » k«»v, »n .s? th» eH«.— ...

... and by the lather-m-law against the dootor. The whole affair seems have arisen out of an unhappy family dispute. —northern Whig. ...

... PROSECUTIONS. Judgment was given on Thursday the Court Common Pleas, on the motion for an attachment against the proprietors of the Whig, Star, and Framin'), of Belfast. The Court was evenly divided, Judges Lawson and Keogh being for refusing. and Chief Justice ...

... possession, but this did not materially increase his income Sir Robert Clifton *aoeessfally contested Nottingham 1861 against the Whig party, who adopted Lord Lincoln (the preeent Duke Newcastle) as their oandidate; and again 1860, bat was unseated for inti ...

... confirmed. In 1718. Dafoe waßieoretly ■ervir the Whig Government by pretendiog to Tory, and by writing in and man.giag Tory papers snoh a way should take the stiog out communications hostels to the Whig®- Loko Sermons.— To those who are weary now aa(l« ...

... on remained wholly Tory until 1857, when the late Mr. Wentworth Duller, Whig, rescued one of the seats from the Conservative party. At present, Mr. Acland holds one for the Whig party, and Sir Stafford Noutiicote the other in the Conservative interest ...

... relative to the welfare of Iceland —the Land Bill well as the Church Bill. Under the third head must be racked the last phase of Whig resuscitation, foreshadowed in Lord Ruisell’s speech of Thursday night. The precise programme of the titled Adullamites need* ...