... safety. If wve are not much mistaken, the terms of the compromise wil be seen in the end to be anything but creditable to the Whig Cabinet.-M~orning Advertiser. . Ma BENNETT'S R~s leNATmor.-An address has been pre- sented to the Bishop of London, signed ...

... John Houghton, the Frae-trade agriculturist, was put into nomination Thursday mornng, in opposition to Mr Oalvart, Q.C., I the Whig nominee. The poll began on Tuesday eight. At the close of the poll the numbers were— Mr Calvert 499 Mr Houghtou 197 Majority ...

... result, far party politics are concerned, remains the same. In St Alban's, Mr Raphael, a moderate Whig, has been succeeded by Mr Bell, another moderate Whig; and in Ayleabury, the Liberal, Mr Calvert, has replaced the Liberal Lord Nugent. The former borough ...

... bribery and corruption, and threatens a petition to onseat him. St Alban's has anything but an immaculate reputation. The Whigs have sustained a lucky accident: they are, it seems, likely to have another surplus of revenue this quarter. A movement some ...

... >oe »>«•> safety. If we are not much mistaken, the terms the compromise will seen in the end anything but creditable to the Whig Cabinet.—Jforaing A dwertuer. • Mt, G. Sloans was unexpectedly brought op on Monday morning, and finally committed for trial ...

... prosper. The narrow majority the Ministry over Lord Dunoan'a motion last year was a warning which a cautious, time-serving Whig Government will not allow to pass unnoticed : and hence, irrespective of sanitory considerations, it is probable that the fate ...

... John Wilson, who had often pulverised her before, pursued her with most remorseless malignity, Quarterlies, Blackwoods, New Whig Guides Bulls, &c, without number as long as she continued to appear in print, which was perpetually, and under circumstances ...

... habits, shrewdness of perception, and good judgment.' In politics, Sir John was warm and sincere supporter of the Whig Government and Whig principles; and all the acts of his public life were characterised by liberality and thorough independence. He was ...

... but not Bishop of Birmingham. Considering the liberality in matters religious toleration winch lias always distinguished the Whig party, it cannot thought surprising if even tins moderate measure repression sluiuld have been at first opposed within the ...

... ••Teudins* Hein iloni. party ran say that Mr Tomlins gives a bias any part} opinion ; is neither demoi « rat nor an aristocrat. Whig nor Tory, but j zcnlous ami utrnigliMbrward an blerprcter (hditics, history, art, and mcraturr, | and the other -ets which ...

... Bishop of Birmingham. Considering thle liberality in matters of' religious toleration which hias always distinguished the 'Whig party, it cannot be thought surriingiferen this moderate usossnre of repressioim sol aebeen at first opposed within the Cabinet ...

... career which seems to be* opening or her she glides into tiie second half this great centenary cycle of our race. Northern Whig. ...