... entfilec(I e1mnarka on Ithe Second Session of the ReJbrrned Parliaooat9.'j Places' in which vacancies have been occasioned by Whigs and supplied by Tories. Meember Returned. . Place. Blty u'Idoo Vacaled. Barnes, Sir E. Sudbury M. A. Taylor Campbell, Sir IH ...

... petitions are referred, viz.: N. Pazakerly, whig member for Peterborough ; Maik Phillips, a reformer, representative of Mlanchester; Howard Elphinstone, a radieal, represecntative of Hast. ings; C. Tancred, whig, representative of Banbury, Lord F. Egerton ...

... CHANCELLOR'S SALARY..-Mr.Whittle Pi Harvey, a whig and a lawyer, said the other night in the p 1 house ofcommons :- He had sat five parliaments in that house, and upon no subject had he heard go much from di the whigs as a necessity of a reform in chancery; ...

... pamphlet, for the purpose of that increase of circulation, which *ill materially aid in opening the eyes of Jomn Bull to Whig- rapacity and Whig hypocrisy FaAson has made a surprising start thii nonth. Wiith the new year he has imbibed new vigour, and hlas produced ...

... appointed, but most probably he will be a military man.-Ministerial paper.-[A pretty evi- dence this of the consistency of the Whig-Radical l ministry.) Sir Francis Head comes home because he does not find, we understand, the incom e of his situa- tion equal ...

... ever so small, Lord Melbourne Will agapi le tuniied out. This is from a ministerial paper, arid is intended to stimulate the Whig-Radicals to extra ekertion. It is still more calculated to. urge forward the conservatives. At the Bank Meeting on Thursday ...

... value, no fewer than 116,279, or about nine-fifteenths. Sr This takes in the agricultural districts, After this, s, will the Whig-Radicals prate of the metropolitan le boroughs as an index of the intelligence, education, dand respectability of the country ...

... public men and of titled greenhorns, we never heard or read of any thing half so rich as this. Oh, happy ac- cident! That a Whig measure for the spoliation of the Protestant church should by the merest chance imaginable, attract the notice of Mr. Daniel ...

... dissolution of parlianient.-Plymouth Journal. The Gloucestersh-ire Vkhronkl0 draws at- tention to the subjdined - new trophy of Whig wisdom :- .By one' of the claues in the new newspaper act, we find that newspapers may be put into the post-office without ...

... -The father oftbe notorious Matthew Davenport Mill, late member for I-lull for the good of the public, and member of divers Whig com- missions for the good of himself, is the son of a Socinian schoolmaster at Totteniham, who carries on a peda- gogue's ...

... Liberal Whig.-VIII. A Glance at the German Annuals for 1835.-IX. The Magic Key. ,ay -X. Sketchesby IlB. from the PortfolioofttheEttrielc hat Shepherd. No. 2. L-d B-m to Joseph Grimaldi, It', Esq.-XI. A Whig as he ought to be-a Pure Old 'er, Whig.-XII. Dana's ...

... of exertion in defending their own rights? Hull, 13th 1larch, 1833. Recollect, Mr. Editor, this is no question of party, -of Whig or Tory,-it is simply whether we as Trades. men shall be deprived of a great part of our B',tiness bXy which we support nar ...