... bburton, and Mr. William Bolt, and resolutions la carry out the proposed object were carried. CHEATER ELECTION.—OIt Monday the Whig radical candidate the lion. E. 0. Stanley was elected representxtive (or the borough, in the roo.a of the late Attorney General ...

... Ewer, c Tellirg 0 18 b Ewer, c Fereman 3 10 b Ewer 2 b Wylde 1 not out 3 b Ewer 1 b Ewer 6 lives 3 Whig lke i t b Peapell. c Telling er , b Peapell Baker, run out Awle, b Ewer Fawkes, b Ewer ‘Villiams, jun., b Wylde Lamb, b Wylde ...

... flr strived at Philadelphia before Hum, and had him apprehended on his arrival. Mr. Lielautiay has received instructonts to Whig the runaway bankrupt to England.— Manchester Examiner. 'lee Musatia.--The reading rooms of the BAL : all alueeuto were opened ...

... aged 84. His lordship was connected with the oldest f unilies in Lancashire and Cheshire. He was raised to the peerage by the Whigs. His death will be sincerely lamented by his numerous dependents and tenantry, fir he was an excellent landlord,a liberal master ...

... Etwsß ' s Egypt beat Mr. Moreton's Stir's Blue Beard beat Sir St. George GoM re's Foley 'a Moestruper best Captan Wyndham's Whig & wa iv e Born wind beat Mr. Pueley's Irish Lawrence's Lady Lochlesen beat Mr. Ingrma' la W. Etwall's Eddy beat Mr. Noyes's ...

... taken place, and the papers are tilled with the reports. Washington llunt, the Whig candidate for Governor, will probably be found successful, in spite of divisions among the Whigs it ielatiou to the question of slavery. Thete it nu later news from California ...

... to the tunes amidst a display of fireworks, and the contemptuous shouts of the multitude. Every effort was made, through the Whig It ohm! magistrate, to stop this expression of public to ling, but in vain, and the Papists here must now uhderreand that we ...

... county of Smn•y. The &maned gentleman was returned Mr St. Alban's, at the last general election, by a very large majority, on Whig principles. Some years since he was returned for the county of Carlow, in conjunction with the late Mr. Vigors, but both he ...

... that the all engros , ing topic whir h has shaken the isle feom its propriety within the Fist two months, is looked upon by Whigs and Freerraders as a most fortunate diversion of the people from lie serious evils of previous legislation, under which almist ...

... of the Premier within the course of the last week, and the Vice-Royalty of Ireland has been offered to another distinguished Whig nobleman. At present, we believe, that no one has been found to accept the honour of representing Her Majesty in the sister ...

... the tenant farmers from theist (cheera). Sir 11. Poet, now deceased. fought your belles in the House of Conisious against the Whig goveroinent and the free-trade school. Well, in Its-16 ho betrayed you; he banded you over to the Mandester school, and you ...

... presence of a mock court. Besides, if he truth must be told, the policy which has been since onfessed to be the policy of many Whig appointments, ad succeeded. Lull Clarendon in making all parties ick of the Viceroy had disposed them to be but faint deenders ...