... |. . GLASGOW-THE ,NQMINATION. ?L O. Long befdre 'twelve o'clock on Wednesday, which was the rf hour fixed tor the nomination of candidates, the front of o the gaol'waq densely c owded. IExactlv at twelve o'clock .a the ?? on the'hulstiligs, accompanied by the it Lord Provost and the various candidates and their friends. I They were received-with niiogledAcheers,'hisses, and groans, firom their ...

... I (From our own Correspondent.) . . I am sorry to tell you that the course of politics runs anything but smooth bare; and that, with ample means to ensure the return of ministerial members, the politicians of Gaiway town and county, by their feuds, jealousies, and disunion, are giving a courage and a prospect to the enemy. In the county the state of affairs is as little satisfactory to ...

... THE. NG OF -nANOVER AND MR. PLANTA, FR6OM TIE RG1T_ ' ?tON. fS PLANTA TO THE INDE- PENDENT ELETORI OF IHP5TINGS AND ST. LEONARD'S. GENTLEMEN-My- aittntioun 'having been called to a placard just issued, and ' headed Toryism Unmasked, I conasider it to be a, duty whicl' I owe to you, e and I ,think it talso due' to msyseif; 'to con tradict'forth with in t'he' most dlis- tinct and positive ...

... COLLEGE ELECTION-YrsTERDAY. _. . . . . r, ?? ies The election of members to represent the University of ~SDublin' in parliament commenced yesterday. Messrs. hed Shaw and Lefroy, the former members, and Dr. Stock, are M. the candidates. The Examination Hall was opened about m.nine o'clocko, end the business of the election com- m renced a few minutes' after ten. Dr. Stock, the of ife Liberal ...

... Ity The election for the representation of the metropolis he commenced yesterday. Never did we witness a contested he election for the city of Dublin excite anything approaching the interest felt on this occasion. As early as seven o'clock in the morning considerable crowds dorineiced collecting ich inand about the neighbourhood of the Sessions' Court, ist Green street, in which the election, ...

... THE FREEMAN'S JOURNAL. | FORBIGZV NE WS. SPAIN. The following telegraphic despatches have been published by the French government:- Narbonne, July 26, Half-past Four, P.M. Oraa published, on the 15th, at Bunol, a bulletin of victory. The band of Frayle was beaten on the 16th, near Catara, losing its booty. Serrador has raised the seige of Castillo. The 18th there were at Valencia 165 Carlist ...

... I COUNTY GALWAV ELECTION-THE MOST REV. i , ' DR. MIAC HA4LE. X At a meeting of the gentlemen and electors of the county of Galway, held on Friday, at Kilroy's Hotel, Gaiway, the following letter from the Most Rev. Doctor MacHale to the late member for the county, Mr. Bodkin, was read:_ MY DEAR MA. BODKIN, I have been favoured with your esteemed letter, which fills mne with surpriseat the ...

... . I I - A 1 I 1. A There has been a good deal of bloodshed and bat- tery'kt~the Belfast election. The Hanoverians and the Liberals had.a regular set to in the body of the court, after which the candidates went to fisty cuffs on'the hostings. In the course of Mr. Dunbar's speech, Lord Belfast insinuated that his hon. oppo- nent was deviating slightly from truth, whereupon Mr. Dunbar knocked his ...

... Mg. O'CONNELL-KERRY ELECTION. (From tae 7ralge JMercury-1 A public meeting took place on Thursday, at the Chamber tin Vf Commerce, in this town. The meeting was Specially SC' convened to afford our distinguished countryman, the Libe. Cu raitfr, an opportunity of addressing the 'electors of Kerry, an on the subject of the approaching elections for this borough an and county. At four o'clock Mr. ...

... _ .. . . -, - 2I . (From the MOrning GhroniCe.) We wish to state as fairly as we possibly can the result of the movements in the present election. On E Thursday we stated the gains and the losses up to I that time. This day we reproduce the statement, I made up to the latest accounts received. The gains to the Reformers are 35, viz. Bradford-Busfeild for Hardy. BridgnorthbTracy for Pigot. ...

... I THE QUEEN-90ST IMPORTANT MEETING IX ,THE COUNTY W-ESTMEATH, (Abridyed from, lie Pilot On Saturday one oa the most nunerouls and respectable mrvetings we ever witnessed was held n the court- house of a Mullingar, for the purpose of presertinrg all address to our youthful and beloved Qaeenu h hr accession to rhe throne, and of giving expressioln to those suntlilelits of affection and loyalty ...

... AN IHUCMBLE 191SHMAN'9 AOD]Rt~S TO THE I 0 . EL.RCTORS OF IREikANi)-.. 1 i FEt.L~~oworrouw YMsNtyA 'crisis the most important in the history of this country has arrived. The year 1837 will stand recorded in the annals of Ireland, as being ote of tile most important to its peace, its happiness, its ultimate wel- fare. Posterity will look back to it as the most eventful (and I hope your conduct ...