... lodged by Whig agents, 9 Withdrawn or repelled, 3 Sustained,- - 6 Majority of Conservative objections sustained, -2 KeitW District. Objections lodged by Conservative agents, 18 Withdrawn or repelled, 7 Sustained,- --11 Objections lodged by Whig agents, ...

... lodged by'Whig agents, - - 9' Withdrawn or repelled' 5 Sustained- 4 Majority of Conservative'objections sustained, - 7 Duoews District. Objections lodged by Conservative agents, 22 Withdrawn or repelled,- - 3 Sustained, - -19 Objections lodged by Whig agents ...

... rescue from destruction. The people of Scotland will learn with dismay the general views now first avowed by the leader of the Whig party, as to the future connection of the national schools with the national faith; and it is in this grave aspect that we ...

... | 'MEETING AT LORD JOHN RUSSELL'S ' (From the Sun.) A large nu1mber of the supporters of the Whig Minsr. assebled On Tuesday afternoon, by previous appointmeak, at the official residence of Lord JohnRuslinowng Street.'~ Oile hundred and seventy Resberl ...

... Lord George, therefore, was an or- stal ginal and hearty supporter of the Reform Bill, and he continued e9 I to uphold the Whigs in all their policy until the secession of cel Lord Stanley, between whom and himself there subsisted wvarm lie personal, as ...

... even a greater-in all measures of financial and so- cial reform. (Fromn the -ilferning Herald.) Brazen the matter as they may, Whig financial manage- Ment hourly loses its lacquer. Stoutly and stolidly the Chancellor of the Exchequer resisted the proposition ...

... taking the poison, and continued io write until the pen fell from his fingers. -- Mr Roebuck is' writing a History of the Whig Ministry, 1830. The two first volumes, bringing the narrative down to the passing of the Reformn Bill, are nearly ready for ...

... d as Sir Edward' Lyttoi-from on'ewho isa'oonstitutional Whig mixing in the society of leading Whbigs-may reasonably be expected to knoiw something of the real opinions of the constitutional Whig party,'will, we are sure, he read with great satisfac- tin ...

... briefly review somne of thes particulars of these sudden see end totel chaenges. And, first of all, the Reform Bill. he Thes Whigs lead indeed long made Perliamentary Refoe-m es a part of their stock-ini-trade; and Lord John himself had twice or or thrice ...

... monstrations In a more wholesale scale. The Tablet, in an article occupying no less than 10 columns of that paperand headed The Whig Conspiracy Unmasked. openly coun- nels resistance to the Government bill in the event of its becoming la w. REPRESENTATION ...

... calamitous fire at San Fran ae 8°0andiRtfOrm us that the unhappyrLity had suffered also from a shack of anearftliquake. At the Whig state convention of Pennsylvania, which was to 5ebsmhle at Laatcester on the 23d ultimo, General Scott and Mr Webst e o be ...

... mlay not be so obstinate on such a-point. Far better, say we, that the Protectionists should come into power, and that the Whigs should be placed in the position where they have ever shown themselves to be most consistent, and most useful-viz. in opposition ...