... ~ _ _ ig. j_ Tory. '3ti3t ''260 46,4 1 453 1 IUS 71 120 366 108 2 3 42.8 M201 majority for Wliigs. 49 Whig gain by deaths. 'i00 total gaiu for Whigs.-Yornich MAerc?4ry. EAST SOMIERSET. Tories expunged by Liberals 406* LEberals expunged I Tories, 60: clear ...

... tration of 1840, Whig 17, Tory 13, doubtful 1(.- New claims sustained on the revision of 184l, Whiff 17, Tory 10, doubtful 10. Objections-Whigs made 11, sustained 9; Tory made 0, sustained 0, overseers Whig, 30; Tory, 27; doubtful, 9. 'fTe Whigs have a majority ...

... of ?? standing, and hitherto fair reputation, the Solicitor-General (at present the first law officer of Lord Ebring~ton, a Whig Viceroy), and Mr. Berwick, one of her Alajesty's counsel-the former daring to insult the memory of the illustrious dead, to ...

... ('tilt- gratulate the grand juries on the extreutely tranquil state of the country. Those charges of thte judgf,; nhltrlt . Whig or Tory, contrast verv curiously - _With ntni /labonrfed attemptsofthe Tintes to prove that. lreuiA iis in a statt bordering ...

... the crowd to join her in overthrowisg the Whig Government. Witness went up to her and entreated her to go to bed. She, how- ever,persisted in calling upon her sex to follow hier example, and tumble the Whigs out of office. She was evidently under the ...

... less, great alarm exists, and in some districts the removal of potatoes has been prevented by the populace. In the Northern Whig, received this morning, I find the follow- ing account of a potato riot at Ballymena :- On last Sa- turday, it was my lot to ...

... new mn- gistrctes ol' the iimecItiss. The sinti c faLct Iurtlisites it strikingr commnsentary upon the diftterent effects of Whig and fory governmeut ilt Ireland. CASt. OF MIt, BIDDULPII. ThoStalestte az, i loryorgarnstates thatiIr Btiddulph itas brett ...

... i1*ool1ett, NN'iien the bill bccame due, mi. Hoot, being ounoble to discover the parties named on it, BP, iled to thie insolvent, whig after tme lime made him at: offer, with a viet to an arratlgee t, to this effect:- I was w ot r loo;f 1°Sir-I regret vsey much ...

... not but remember thst it was the sentiment which~half acen- tury ago was given in the best days of the Whigs, when that separation between the old Whigs and the new, caused by the French revolution, threw a portion rf the party Into the arrns of the people ...

... successful defence of 232 voles out of' 550 objected to. We are sorry to find that not one pound has been contri- buted by the Whig aristocracy towards defraying the ne- CeSSary outlay to carry through the defence of this import- ant county. The withholding ...

... of the first measures of the Whigs was, as they well remembered, the atrocious Coercion Act for Ireland, and their last was a gagging act for the same unfortunate eountrv [renewed hissing, and cries of Down with the Whigs]. The honourable gentleman ...

... ray her tiot; to pro rogue Parlts- ticat until the presellt distress was considered. The~re- quisitionists were principally Whigs. His object in at- tending thle meeting'-was to prevent misirepresentation. A ch~irgewaus brouiglt ogainsttlheConservatiyes ...