... ne by, •the retirement of Mr. Blaekett. The only other candi- . date yet in the field is Mr. Ridley, a brmster, and also a Whig, of local influence. Mr. Sheriff Kennedy. is -not' mentioned. REPREstIMittoN ot. Minutms.r.--Mr. Sawn& Warren :liasaddreesedltho ...

... brought forward in support of the present proceeding, and he should have thought they wo uld not have found much favour with a Whig Administration. They were not brought forward from constitutional times, which alone could make them of any value in a con ...

... seconded the amendment, and .said he could not give a silent vote on this question, which was not a party one—one between Whig and Tory, .rich and poor, or Churchmateand Dissenter ; but was one which concerned the well-being of our social state and of ...

... Man, of good administrative ability; but the party who `have - taken him up are not strong enough to carry the eitxstion—the Whigs are likely, to join in supporting M. Fillmore. So far as we can anticipate, the trial of - strength at the election will be ...

... their policy, and boast that in every constituency in Ireland they will exert themselves to return a Tory in opposition to a Whig or unacceptable Liberal. THE SABBATH QUESTION.—Four thousand eight hundred petitions, signed by more than Six hundred thousand ...

... many seats to them. In the general election Maynooth will be to the Tories wha t the Ecclesiastical Titles Act was to the Whigs. Meanwh ile ' a stir is beginning to be made against the monster griefance of Ireland, the'Established Church. Notice hits ...

... where they could not carry two. As to the distinction between Whigs and Tories, the latter were like the men in the Gospel, who said, I go not, but went. ( Hear, hear, and laughter.) The Whigs said, I go, but went not. Mr. FOSTER was particularly anxious ...

... been uttered even by the lips of a perplexed PREMIER. This principle, once in the ascendant, the Ministry and the Opposition, Whigs and Tories, Liberals and Conservatives, would all be blended into one ; discussion would terminate, and finality would ...

... presided. THE FROME ELEOTION.—The election for the borough of Frome terminated on Tuesday in return of the Hon. Major Boyle (Whig). At the show of bands a vast majority appeared in favour of both the other candidates, Lord E. Thynne and Mr. Nicoll obtaining ...

... all of whom, with the exception of about 1,000, are in favour of Fremont. The Virginia old line Whig State Convention, following in the footsteps of the Whigs of Maryland, has declared in favour of Mr. Fillmore for the Presidency, but disclaims all intention ...

... at all sorry to have two bishoprics to dispose of, and, certainly, considerations of simony are not things to frighten the Whigs. As to the Established religion of the country, it is quite clear that it suffers. Hitherto Bishops kept their places till ...

... giving the public accurate inb,rmation ; but in the same number of that paper, and in the same page, the Editor confounds the Whig, Mr. James ! Aytonn, of Edinburgh, with Professor A y toun, the Tory; and thus the laugh is turned again itself. Not less absurd ...