... candi- f datses inthe field-Messrs J.'C'Re-tou andIR;'odgson, on the C.onservative;-.and Messrs Forster andr'Stapleton,. on the Whig- let Rawdi interest. - - 'Jo i : !RLFGFSENTITIONT Or iEDtwB R-Tlse consultations of atn the e'iall csisnmittee, named. at the ...

... d that his arrangements are mnade, t andi lie haisonilyto walk in And takelpessessioss. Tme continued th disorders isa the Whig camnp have once usore opened the path to t Lord Derby, and he lies really iso choice butte dlo what hie can. ,I Perhaups it ...

... Conservative -allies sufficient to put the matter beyond doubt. The opposition, on the other band, claim a decide 1 majority of Whigs and Radicals, but offeiihler the oio6r the other singly they, have no ground for bbastind, when united, they exceed the Mi ...

... astite hffear- fel~ excitement.;- in-point-of fact, it- is' now in-possession- of tbe' mqb, aud, althougl the Consenative'iJmida Whig candidates at- ter'opt toQ nyepnY thp-ons~~uy.pr~bphctxyla~' hitleio 'Pailed'in theitr oibect. 'On, atuaurdayXsuhWa the statse ...

... increase, public opinion seems to have under- gone a change on the subject of the prospects of the dif- ferent candidates. The whigs are said to be losing heart, and the democrats gaining. General Pierce's pro- S spects are thought. now to be superior to those ...

... the trite ft alA 'question submitted to the decision of the country. It -is very. !1n' ehortly this :-A email section of the Whig party, undler the Ad. m~e ':11 ministration of Lord John Russell, governed this country for six er trd 'years, and, having ...

... Papd-kdgression:oor' shieh' oiiisidera- ire lttens asth~An>7iW-~ care 'tie3:Maaehdstei party-wb'lt care 'those of Peel,-the Whig;aniI Rsdieel'aivies; who supported, he , an.'sup~er.g tbo.iojlponents ?heirrnsifoinm'aylngi and she ' doings supersede the' ...

... Liverpool has ma :es and rejected Mr Cardwell-a main who would do honour to af of the any constituency-anld along with him the Whig candi- gi s. The date, Mr Ewvart., to mnake way for two supporters of Lord th1 aide an Derby. Hlertford has rejected Lord Mahon ...

... Bernal-the latter, for nearly thirty P 'loyears the representative of the4;urgh,, and chairman of e committees under every Whig administration since the c' ital, passing of the Reform Bill; at Sandwich, where Mr Mac- r' Lroh gregor has cut out Mr French ...

... f orit rthissrle 'a'Ad I tI t I I I d 4 c 31 0 il b lp b h i f, b a N c 0 v t - -T --, UT40 ILAO, A? fullI details Of the Whig 'Ngtlobal' Convention, Which was in session. The latest telegraphic despatohes come down. to 2 P.M. of the 19th1, when the ...

... adivocate will one day or another be acknowledged. tU 'Jbe. thought st-rikes one over again how easy it would have p hbsen for the Whigs to do all this, and to have gained a better B ! bohlmteu the respect and affection of the country. But no, the tc eeteasisfaetion ...

... Slielburtneualonthe'Wh~ig dyniasty., Lord Seymouriwould neveriales t have been. in the Cabinet if lie werer tnot the aont of a Whig! cor Dukle. Eiven ties Chancellor, the Minister of all otleers whe - r elevsstion eiiglet be, supposed utitsfluenced by ar ...