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... AND EAST-RXDXlWG TZIIIES. HULL, FRIDAY, DEC. 22, 1848. VES'r RIDING ELECTION. As we predicted last week, the Conservative cause has had a glorious triumph in the West Riding. At the close of the poll, last Friday evening, Mr. E. B. DENISON headed his opponent by nearly 3,000 votes. The precise numbers are as follow:- Denison .. 14,743 Eardley ?? 11,795 Majority for Denison .. 2,948 This ...
... FOREIGN, POLITICAL, & COMMERCIAL I PR n SPECTS. THE following remarks upon our political and commercial prospects abroad are from the pen of an experienced, well-informed, and highly intelligent foreigner, and are extracted from a letter which he has addressed to one of the oldest and most eminent of the mercantile firms in this town. We give the extract the more readily because the views ...
... OPINIONS OF TilE PRESS. I(Iroi'cnth f/c 'ndurod ol' Fi'rcdoi.) Tu srugl fur the rdl oestitoimn of thp WLost Riding nis drawling to u cloe. Before the lotidlivatier of our ooext ?? thin lopertn t ec;,vt will lie Wridd. ,Bolth portien are net ceot .0 oedin'efaigolo10 th-bntton odbethi lromen to be lolra, :0 111Y (eThine of vrcecsa. 'Tie cno' ovealluar bili cettitealled hir. ld.t Itrs00 to ...
... f Timc personal and political enemies of GEN. Whnc e CAVAIGNAC have just overwhelmed themselves with 1 confusion, in consequence of their attempting to blast start Y the reputation of that distinguished soldier. States- and Mmen connected with the Executive Commission which a Id the Paris insurrection of June last brought to an un- almo If timely end, and especially M. GARNIER PAGES and foart ...
... ._ ?? r o I -L VIl - - - .- 2 The annual meeting of the managers, subscribers, and 2 . friends of the above mission was held on Thursday evening, In the New Stock Exchalnge-room, Albion-street. Half-ppst six o clock 4 Wvas the time named for taking the chair, at which hour there was . only a thin attendaese, but shortly after the commencemene of the ;proceedings tli seats became generally ...
... ?? A practice of jury p6clkingis' bering worv,~ihunsiu at .to~hlbl kiay, of thirt p ?? fprim ntn deputytilentenants, sad * ttiA ~~noI 0' Cable rlts;o wnt~~ igfaiof f htlb Church;~ of theptfior offu ?? Iioct b I'eges. and of thei maort fthe cretoso u.c Iin, Waserford, Wxod D,oghed6E715. * slil; Irge nuiria Ithf algftui BU toe Th DAIRu mentions, a more lawlt rm nit w$as fa4ured~A day oitrc ?? ...
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... 1otloifal anb Thretigi TnB pf8;D53 TZAT;ELt0rION,0 The scrutialy etiredonf as to the vqtes fo ,the d parthileit of thbe seines wan completed. and:.6dedarid at the Inotel do Yuleb oh Tlhaurcsdaa7ylaB foll~owS Leenret Napoleon, e198184 Genera!e l Ledru, Rolin j26 848' ,Ran jaji. '15.87 iflmati a 8888 Gneral Chngarnie, 66; - .abt'U fld, 68-, General Bedeaus 2&; Louis. BlaTe WV 2 Arags, I. . Brbe, ...
... , , WET'RIlN .LLEOTION. r . ~ -; ,R . G s . -;i Mr ?? ?? Riding is a severe blow and .eav'y disurageifent to the *Leaguers, who but a short time ago, flushed with victory, proclaimed ?? their determination' to rule England; and dictate its f policy for the fiture. At ?? in 1846, it was not. required-of- Mr-Vobden to imitate Cassar, and write reni, idi, vice. He . conquered 'Mr Denison ...
... It no0w appears ,hat-ihe 1pecial Consatbei i5d 1f the 16th tof April is to be President: of the uson Frenoh Republic. It no longer remains ire 'doubtful, although it is posible 'th'it he ,may ban -not have 0o6l1d'the'required majority. It *ill bual notibe; doubtful in that case, because then the 2asi ,very. difficulty-niiy, the .danger-which We 2asos thave seen ~in this- mode of election, ...
... 'THE NATIONAL LAND COMPANY.- EXPULSION OF MEMBERS. - _ ~ , .. . At a Ineetisg of the Hawick branch of the-Na. tional Land Company the following address was I adopted :- . - ' - T 'o TEE DxLIGAnE OF' TE To ?? iN t p MEMBlERS 4)P TUE91 mwrTOVAL ~LADmoOiPAM .: ' Ba~namoi,-ThO.-b^D~liatICi resultsthat wou It flow from the mucoeseful issue of the. National Land I Company snide the Oppreosed ...
... TO . LA . . TO THE LAND 24UEBE8. Mrt DAR C9XLDRRN, These are Christmas times, and I have re- celved my Christmal.box in the signal victory I have achieved over my several enemies ; and as I have not tne this week to consult with the Directors, I am not prepared to present you with a Christmas-box, but next week I hope, with their consent, to.present you with a New Year's Gift. I have always ...