... canvaf ho found _be . had not _the _ghost of a _chnnc | and _. _withdrew .. _! The _other _candidates wcre ( lr Calvort , a _Whig and Frec-tradci , _and . _Mrlwghton _, a fanner ,. wlio , though _described as _culti _^ _t £ _r moro IniitlA _^ _An . any ...

... received with rapturous anplaiiw . ATLEsavar Ei _. _Ec-ri 03 r _*—Aylcsburyhas _returned Mr Frederick _Calvert _, 4 C _. ( Whig ) _, for its member of Parliament _, in room of the _late Lord _Nugent- At _thi _> nomination _, on Thursday , Mr _Calvurt ...

... ward in Parliament, having regard simply to good or just Government. The Protestant succession was the first idea of all the Whig-s and of mrtany of the Tories; and fo- reign policy, as well as domestic development, turned upon it. The French of the present ...

... if necessary a repeal of the corn laws. It has been customary lately to consider free trade as part of the politics of the Whig party ; but the measures of the Tory party, previous to 1830, prove the reverse to be the ease. Pitt was the first free trade ...

... _-iable _Alaxwell ) of _larsc _powcs _' _-ions _, lii s h _character , nnd great _personal popularity , _started as tin _. _Whig riinilidiite , but _found _he ini _^ llt as nrll _liavL- _started for the Prinuteship of All i-2 ii _^ l . _iinl . _Now ...

... the Exhibition of ISM under threat of martial law! ATLESISCRT ELECTlON.—Aylesbur7 has returned MT Frederick Calvert, Q.C. (Whig), for its metals. r of Parliament, in room of the late Lord - Nugent. At the nomination, on Thursday, Mr Calvert announced ...

... applying to a Tory Admiralty through the interest of a Wing—'tis only surpassed by the absurdity of expecting employment from a Whig one, without any interest at all ! The more claim, the less chance ! !to be sure !' said the manager with another laugh ...

... the habit of making a pleasant and lively exhibition of themselves. °La GOI.DXY OPPORTUNITIEL—Ther• is so much precious ore Whig brought from California, thnt people are beginning to fear gold may become a drug as well as a metal. Already gold &di ore ...

... was adopted, and the meeting separated. [We have to acknowledge the courtesy of the enterprising proprietors of the Northern Whig in sending us Second Edition of that journal of Thursday, containing (nil report of meeting,] Wednetday. Th\ Cash. Acct. ! ...

... not Bishop of Birmingham, Considering the liberality in matters of religious toleration which has always distingnished the Whig party, it cannot bo thought surprising if even this moderate JiMsure of repression should have been at first within the Cabinet ...

... on) the score of ability. The JBeacou had made a persorral attack uocn TIr Stuart, a gentlemoin conetered suith sorce leading Whig frramilis, and the Sentinel, hai pursuace of its vocattiun, fasrened upon the samne iucklese gentleman. Ti e libel of tire ...

... this fact, that the Custom-House loses accordingly, though not quite in proportion. With surplus every year—and we hope that a Whig surplus may become the rule as much as the contrary was the case formerly—we see no reason for abhorring the spectacle of two ...