... RMESULTS OF THE GENERAL ELECTION Lord John Russell, addressing the constituency of London said that the isolated and occasional vi ctories of the onseroa' tives, which marked the progress of the late parliament, wer not to be considered evidence of popular ...

... CbetwodeS(n) Earl of JermYl C. M. Sutton (ns) Sir A. Grant Henry Goulburn. Hon. C. Law Honourable G. P. Smythe John Bradshaw Dr. Nicholl W. B. Hughes John Aliel Smith. . Lord A. Lennox ?? Jos. Neeld Capt. H. G. Bol- dero . ?? Rt.Hn,SirG.Rose ?? , ?? T. W; C. ...

... Lord R. Grosvenor John Jervis John Abel Smith.. . ?? T. t3. ?? tn) T. C. Whitmore R. Pigott P. J. Miles Sir T. Frezuantle SirJ.Chetwode(n) Earl of Jermyn. C. M. Sutton (a) Sir A. Grant Henry Goulburn. Hon. C. Law Honourable G. P. ?? John Bradshaw Dr. Nicholl ...

... chair, and cnrglittering with fire-arms of every description, corn- memiced to groan and hiss the besieging forces of Toryism to their hearts' content. Intermingled in the cavalcade were several cars freighted with armed police; and, I am in-a formed, that ...

... required by Mr. Morna- banl, aud then suggested that they should sit until twelve o'clock. which was agreed to. Mr. Henry Grattan, 31I. 1P., has addressed thle following letter to th e Moraiaeg J?eqister, ott tile subject of' th'e scanldalousI sysltema ...

... recollected, appre- hended the Earl of Cardigan and Captain Douglas for the duel with Captain Harvey Tuckelt, on Sunday week, to perpetuate in his family so important an era in his life, christened his youngest child i Cardigan Dann. 'I he total arrivals at ...

... GENERAL ELECTION. WEST RIDING.-The following was announced as the state of the poll at its final ?? Hon. John Stuart Wortley, 13,165; Mr Edward Beckett Denison, 12,780; Lord Milton, 12 080; Lord Morpeth, 12,031.-Lord Milton, on taking leave of the electors ...

... A. Grant Cambridge Univ. (2) - - Henry Goulbarn Hon. C. Law Canterbury (2) - - - Mon. G. P. Smythe John Bradsbaw Cardiff(l) - , - - - Dr Nicholl Cardigan Boro (I) - Pryge Pryse Carlisle (2) - - P. H. Howard W. Marshall Carmarthen (I) - D. Morris Carnarron ...

... who on the last occasion gave b im his arm from the Leigh Arms up to this place-Mr. 1rafford-now refused him his support. If he (Lord Francis Egerton) thought that the return for this county depended on any single arm, however influ- ential, he never would ...

... also supported by Colonel Sibthorp [eheers]-in tn13 the late sestoil I voted for ain taqusry toto the conduct of ha Lord Cardigan [hear, hear], and was opposed to thegovern- De meat and C7oloel Sibithorp. Again I was opposed to tisen on on Cthe question ...

... at t5i15 perillt. The go- virllelit, you arm' tolil inLYo' puit Sir Johni Campbeihll ilto :I .4ifilullti, ill till putte of IIut old nminli Who te- ni ils (J.oril 1'1m iiht)t it thlit tlii ir (lone tbat Sir John Cilt.1icil aV hll e thic retirihig salary ...

... withr bus esn ?? Jooin Hucce, leni it Koryctht tells 11 that tb, go'ructlnt ut ttiht forZnO u* jls on7 this Stuject. Lord John RlussellI tells ins he thouigi KO isgitat nul Wlia ?? ant expedient Flintid cer] It seas olil vth otltt'r titv, telieit he ...