... The Ulster Echo of Tuesday states negotiation have been compl eted between the present pro.. prieters of the .21rorthern ,Whig and Sir John .A.rnott, 'Cork, whereby the latter obtains • of th ir e plant and copyright, and purposes continuing tbe,„Pude ...

... in speaking, writing, and acting as though the great Liberal party of old were still in existence. It is broken into two Whigs and Radicals—and until that fact is openly recognised and acted upon, systematic and united party government will be impossible ...

... actions with which the Great American Scandal n9w bristles. It is announced that ,Sir John Arnotthas purchased the Northern Whig for £17,500. . The John Bull believes that a measure as to the storage ei gunpowder will be introduced next session. _ _ ' ...

... taken place at Sharayugue House, Roser,2a, after a short illness. The decua.sed gentleman repre,ented the King's County in the Whig interest I f C o i r n fi g f 's t e • e C ij o y u e n a t i ; ' H an u a n t yn f ' for a las l t e e u r gt o h f e , Westeura ...

... a happy thrust at the s.td effects ,of over-dosing on the body politic. o*ronl. thence Sir WILLIAM went on to eulogise the Whigs, and maintained their superiority over the political 'Mans, who might Ise admirable skirmishers, but who never won pitched ...

... appointed and the customary invitations issued. The result scarcely needs recapitulation. In city; borough, and county, in old Whig strongholds in Scotland, as well as in the traditional Liberal and Nonconformist positions in England, Conservatives headed ...