... and all oilier expenses, and it will be aeen that the promoters the petition will have to ■mart severely for their venture.—« Whig, DERRY ELECTION PETITION. The inquiry at Derry still proceeds very slowly, but the evidence as yet produced is a very frivolous ...

... t>. Finlay. This was motion to plead several defences. The action was brought against Mr Finlay, proprietor of the Northern Whig newspaper, for a libel alleged to have been publiahed in that journal. Counsel now sought to plead that th words complained ...

... understand that Sergeant Dowse, P, M Dal way, Esq. P, a d William Johnstone, Esq, M P, will be specially invited guests.— farther* Whig of tkit day. ...

... d William Johnstone, Esq, P, will specially invited guests.— Northern Whufofthitday. DERRY ELECTION PETITION. The Northern Whig of Urn day says—“ The Derry election petition seems to be very tedi* oua affair. Tbe petitioner's case bad not closed yesterday ...

... canvasser. He waa merely a cl rk of tbe Liberal A-so'-'isnou Derry. The case is not expected to conclude till Monday. —Anri Ami Whig. A new gunpowder of extraordinary power ia said to have been invented by M. IVrtliuiset, but are not yet enlightened to us ...

... this was the object of iiis letter to Mr. Fortescue ; and the equally mortal assurance, that the whole body of constitutional Whigs are ripe for mutiny and political snicide ; these and many more suggestions of an equally consolatory character were presented ...

... SUMMARY OF NEWS. The Northern Whig of this day taya the Tory papers yesterday there was * special telegram* talking gushingly of the splendours of banquet giveu at EunUkillan to Lord Crichton, in honour of bis relaru member for that borough. Such * banquet* ...

... with a renew of the session, in which he taunted the Whigs with the mea- sure* they bad proposed in tain. The Lords baffled the Commons and laughed them for being baffled. Lord Lyndhurst killed the Whig bills, and then once a year danced his war-dance and ...

... bench, and do more than the Legislature has done for centuries to purify the elections for member of parliament.—JVorfAern Whig. MONEY LAWS (IRELAND) BILL. (Prepared and brought in Mr. Delahuuty, Mr. Blake, and Mr. Dawson equalise the money laws of England ...

... H Buchanan, South May!) Rifles ; Dickinson. Tarleton. W Hamson, C 0 ; Tarleton, Gardiner, Westmeatn Rifles; Lieutenants—V Whig, A ; PA Brahazon, Louth Rifles ; Bridaon, 4th regt; M'Causland, Tyrone Fusiliers ; A Grattan, Kildare Rifles ; Martin regt; ...

... thoee feeling*, it is for doable purpose we meet together to honour our guest, and in dtrza'o'cXxk.—Abridged fr»m the Nertkem Whig of dug. On the 9th instant, bis residence, 50, Lower Leeson street, after brief illnees, John Walt* Car roll, l&q, M D, aged ...