... State was announced in the Gazette of Friday se’nnight. Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton is, it is said, to be brought forward by the Whigs as a candidate for the representation of Lincoln at the next election. The citizens of Lincoln have now five candidates before ...

... total and immediate repeal of the cor»- laws. Their ranks are swollen by the accession of the most influential members of the Whig party, irritated at their own failure to form Government. From the opposition the Premier can expect no sup* port, unless he ...

... ministry in 1830. Was First Lord of the Treasury and Chancellor of the Exchequer from December, 1834, to April, 1835, when the Whigs returned to power. Was re-appointed First Lord of the Treasury in 1841. Sat for the University of Oxford from 1818 to 1828 ...

... in the neighbsurhood of Ballymena, on coming into town, fell down, opposite the new Court-house, and expired immediately.— Whig. Armagh, Coleraine, and Portrubh Railway.—We understand an amalgamation has taken place between this company and the Dublin ...

... that Lord Lurgan has added his high influence to the proceeding: such an example would be of the greatest public importancs.— Whig. At the College-street Police-office, Dublin, on Monday, informations were received, at the suit of Miss Maria Hill, against ...

... occurrence upon which we refrain from adding any remark, as the case will, we understand, be made matter of legal investigation. —Whig. The Bishop of Cashel.—The Waterford Chronicle contains the following letter, contradicting a recent statement in that journal:— ...

... h, has been abandoned. It is still in contemplation to run a line from Newry into the Ulster Railway, at or near Lisburn.— Whig. 111-” Judged” Speculation One of the Judges has lost £60,000 by railway Limerick Chronicle. MidlardGeeat Western Railwat.— ...

... of its members.”— Sun. Lichfield. —lt is stated that Lord Waterpark come forward for the representation of this city on the Whig interest, to supply the vacancy which has occurred by the elevation Viscount Leveson to the House of Lords. Lord Waterpark ...

... earldom. The Countess survives. In politics, although introduced in the vortex of political life by Pitt, the late earl was a Whig, and a supporter of the governments of Earl Grey and Viscount Melbourne. There is an incident connected with the early life ...

... orders have, we understand, been complied with, the Bill will be applied for immediately after the meeting of Parliament.— Whig. Breaking-up of a Gang of Murderers and Robbers.— Committed to Nenagh Jail, by John G. Jones, Esq., H.M., Phil. Mahir, for ...

... that the most illustrious personage in the kingdom has, with her own fair hand, written a kind ai d condescending letter to Whig nobleman, expressive of reget that any objection had arisen to his holding office, when on a late occasion the task of forming ...

... Mr. Stuart, the other Member for the Countv, withdraws also. , . „ Lichfield Election.—On Saturday, the Hon. Lloyd Mostvn, a Whig, was returned for Ltch- I held, in room of Lord Leveson.now Earl Granville. declared that would cordially support the project ...