... Sandard gives the following analysis of the division on the second reading :— AYES. Stanleyites 2 | Papists 12 Whigs. 191 Puseyite Protectionists 6 Whigs and Radicals.. 42 95 Members who voted in Wien mint Bart von the on, W.S. Blackstone, H. B. Coles, W. Cubit ...

... leather-seller, and Mr. .las. Wyatt, jnn., carver and gilder were re turned without opposition. As were also Mr. Wise, gentleman (Whig), and Mr. Cartwright, cabinet maker, Ac. (Cons* native), for the Hast Ward. The South Ward Mr. John Towle (whose term of office ...

... WALLINGFORD. —An hunent bnutT, who had formerly staunch >ii|>|»«»rter ol' the Whigs, taunt* *! one of iln* market tables, with having turii* «l Ins giving In- support ilh* candidates. Why, r» |»li« lit* r.- nii-nllv, I had better turn it thin have !• ...

... obtained? The admirers of Mr. | have been foreed to vote for a man who has beet -compli- | the Whigs at former elections to the it e should | Mr. Roebuck. The Whigs have been forced te r, and to } principles and measures which they declared | gerous, when ...

... representatives for the borough of Bradford, died in T.ondon on Thursday last, in the year of his aee. The deceased, who was Whig, had represented Bradford in parliament since with the exception of a short interval in 1951, when he was unsuccessful at the ...

... ec he a econ. think, “od the erately system known ive the veal to dst of of the h such ‘Whig. nt that are for anda e fears, could have do from their insid perse ull nearly > ner were even mitred head i The company di rht, having spent av pleased and satisfied ...

... in his person.— Maidstone Journal. . The opposition is threatened in thi would Heretofore the representation has been | the Whigs and Con-ervatives, but the Hon. W. | trust | not popular, and as Lord Mahon is a regular P ries of Protectionists are inclined ...

... interest in polities, and we sure that others, lurking in the formidabl were sensibly felt by the disheartened ministerial whigs. The resumption of office does not, how store to the goveynment its former position vividly revealed the relative state of ...

... and excellent Journal, I venture to address a few words, through its columns, to my fellow-townsmen, at the present crisis. Whig Ministry, after passing through a crisis of eleven days, have resumed their functions. The Cabinet remains the same as before ...

... ‘or for ill, the Whig school is generally averse to coalition. It is too much of an oli garchy, almost too mach of a family, to endure the intr eduction of new elements, especially when there is anything to be for- givenorforgot. The Whigs come in and go ...

... said they must do all they could to a Tory—Mr. Thomas Livsey was not exactly opinion. He would say, send anything but a \ Whigs were nothing to depend upon. He would, give his support to John Bright, if they could not ter man.—The motion was put to the ...

... a the electors into fatal security. faction ; it is sufficiently pular in form to mislead It does not represent the “ old Whigs;” I am satisfied it will not be found to represent the earnest I call upon the constituency to watch their movements. I warn ...