... the last election; and that neither the petition against the said return was frivolous or vexatious. This decision confirms a whig seat. ...

... Mr. H. C. Lacy, formerly of Salisbury, and now of Man* Chester, has beaten Sir S. Spry, at Bodmin. The contest was nit upon Whig and Tory, but upon broad and narrow guage principles. Sir Samuel had advocated the coast line) in Cornwall, which is to be ...

... Lambeth-*—Pearson (R), D'Eyncourt (R), Hawes (Whig),329l. Makylebone.—Lord D. Stuart, 5122; Sir B. Hall, 5008; Sir J. Hamilton (C), 3555; Sergeant Shee,624. Tower Hamlets,—G. Thompson (R), 7513; Ciav (R), 3774; Fox (Whig),27lB. Liverpool.—Cardwell,ssBl ; Birch ...

... The Courrier Frangaise contains the following speculation as to the consequences of the elections We do not kuow whether the whig Ministry will once resign upon the result of the elections, or wait uutil the tones shall, iu the new Parliament, have made ...

... Monmouthshire, where Mr. Octavius Morgan was returned in the room of Mr. W. A. Williams; and, 6, Nottingham (city), where the Whig candidate has just been ousted. This loss of five makes difference of 10 votes a division. ...

... the lead and was never headed by either candidate : about 2 o'cloek intimidation was resorted «' the Blandford booth by the whig-radicals prevent the c«n--B'ir-itve voters from pollins, but additi' n.-i! police force hern ...

... the destructives of both countries will quietly permit the Whigs to reinstate themselves office, without bestowing a large and sufficient share of the spoils their fellow combatants. The Whigs cannot exist for a week without the support of the Radicals; ...

... His nephews, and sons, Filling place dozens. Thinks I to myself, Here's a lesson for me, This man's but sample Of what the Whigs be. But thanks to my friends Of the Radical creed. Who taught me betimes Mill and to read. Examiner. ...

... Lord Fit«Harri6, in seconding the nomination, congratulated the meeting that borough after borough had fallen away from the Whigs, and county after county was about to follow the example. No other candidate being proposed, the Sheriff declared Messrs. Fleming ...

... the state. There is still this essential difference between them, that the Whigs are for maintaining the monarchy and the existing constitution, always in combination with Whig interests, while Mr. Bright and his more immediate followers prefer republican ...

... with the surest expectation of success. Chichester.—Mr. John M. Cobbett opposes Mr. Smith, the present whig member. CoRKWAtL (West). —Tbe present whig-radical member#, Sir C. Lemon and Mr. Pendarres, are yet unopposed, but there are rumours afloat and high ...

... tins return it appears that By this account it appears three conservatives and one that two conservatives and two whig are elected. Whigs are elected. The Sheriff having, at four o'clock, declared the meeting adjourned until two o'clock on which time the ...