... honour. sion of nd that Smith as a candidate. The Rev. J. H. of Winchcomb, pro He said the contest was not on rdict is ” use, Whig and but between Law and Physic—bet we ghter men of the ley land med ion ve; ee ee re were and he (Mr. Hervey) believing that ...

... assented to by the other House. Here, for the present, our commendation of the government must end. Attached as we are to whig principles, we are always desirous to render our allegiance and to give our humble support to those who are the official exponents ...

... intention of again offering bi one of since Mr. Seeley was returned for the The M rying 15 F inisterial dinner given ty the Whig C less of are not ys political interest this year than has been usual. Th sy was members of the Cabjuet were absent, “ owing ...

... ment in the late session, he spoke of the majority of t ncheon, of Commons as divided into three sections One e whole the Whigs, at the head of which is my Lord John Rt out to Premier,—which pretends to govern the country, b ccupied appears to be covtinuall: ...

... unanimously, four hands being held up against it. The farce concluded with three checrs for the Charter, and three groans for the Whigs. Sale of O'Connor's Allotments in Oxfordsh re.—On Saturday the allotmeuts at Minster Lovell (oue of Feargus O'Connor's celebrated ...

... pending in Bankruptcy against the son of a distinguished orator, a member of the Lower House of the legislature, and one of the Whig government, and the son of an equally once distinguished head of a Royal Society. The means by which they seek protection, ...

... tor the led the @ filled | sidenc would soon commence. The follow! geat anks of already talked of as possible candidates: Whigs—He Daniel Webster, General Scott. Democrats—Jas. | t for a g?; for General Cass, Commodore Stockton, General Houstor Wool, ...

... one of the candidates for the ted for nged to of the West Ward. There were 28 claims made ted the servatives,and 11 by the Whig-Kadicals; and 39 | road—a former, and 28 by the latter. ie. Burra p said he there at the request played. the burgesses of Holy ...

... measuring stricts ; with their opponents in the reg! son the 30 to 50 hs dependent upon agricultu: ve been this example 7 the Whig | majority will be to a Protectinnist major hecked, Chronicle says that a “ registration comm he early been formed, and that ...

... position of our lawful Bishops. But there is an advantage which has not Leen lost sight of by the Pope in this arrangement; the Whig Government has recognised the Remnant Bishops in Ireland, in the Colonies, assigns to them in public rank and precedence. The ...

... union were causing t, and the Fugitive V illiem formed the chief object of excitement for the abolition. The election of a Whig mayor at weer. Tives_ has led to rioting in that city, in which two persons FO Money Marger, Festerday.—Consols See za, wifo ...

... that more coast & per- just, upright, equal, and liberal views than had fallen h every chair, had never heard at any meeting, Whig, ery man Tory. hat was it that im lied him to take ps is also namel, that day? He would simply state, one allow it it was @ ...