... the least notion of risking their chance of tants by leaving the decision to the free cl pears the We learn from the A ised ; Whig that Captain Seymour attended we ing in the Marketshouse at Antrim on Giffis | day, at which * the landlord interest w that ...

... that there ia great want of harvest labourers, io consequence which what is considered very high wages demanded. The Northern Whig of this day reports from Ulster that *' corn and wheat era being cut, and are turning out well; potatoes look very healthy ...

... ally received , and the meeting, having heard an exposition his views, pawed unanimous iesolutiou in his favour. —Northern Whig of thit day- ...

... of Antrim, Sir Edward Coey, and other landlords, for leaving their tenants free to vote for whom they pleased. The Northern Whig of this day says : tbe Usgbcramoroe estates, Charles M'Garel K*q, has caused it to be made known that bis tenant* may vote ...

... the n the fore it is the more upon the « to exercise the franchise in a becomin, lings of self agsertion and ve to Northern Whig makes the following j rern- appeal to the electors :— The tenant farmers aod tradespeople } at be election im their hands, ...

... leading Conservatives of the town. Shortly after the reporters had taken their seats, there were cries *' Put out the Whig, pot out the Whig and occasional shout about the Star and the Examiner, but the Whiff appeared to the special object their denunciation ...

... Potatoes, oats, and flax are turning out well, and the farmers appear in great spirits at the good proapacts. Tbe Northern Whig this day contains the fallowing report of the state of the crops in the North ; The week—and more especially the last few days—baa ...

... seconded the motion, which was carried all bat anauimoosly. Tbtok* were voted to the Chairman, and the meeting separated. —Aorlktm Whig. ...

... bis canvass, Sir Alexander Sbafto Adair addressed meeting of county elector* at Baliycastle on yesterday. We learn from tba Whig of thia day that was very large aod .extremely enthusiastic in favour of Sir Bbafto. After bearing a vary clear and distinct ...

... resolution adopliug him was passed unanimously. But the most significant meet•eg of all was that which we learn from the Northern Whig was held at Ballyutuuey on yesterday, in the interest of Captain Seymour. At that meeting—we quote from our contemporary—Mr ...

... enabled to take it irrefutable, oven the charge were not made on the oo« doubted authority of the honorable Baronet, The Northern Whig of this day contains the following striking facta in relation to thia subject Bf ihfltideof the f«ct the of Sir Bhafto'« teoanta ...

... 18th October. y) af- ayor. COERCION ON THE HERTFOR ng On ‘A doors The following letter, addressed to th tor of the Northern Whig, appeared broke most journal on yesterday :— f tbe Srp -At the meeting of Captain Sey avpporters beld in Lisburn on Thurade ...