... committees, M'l ' Jnde e ndents, who have proposed Mr n ' - SGein . ' SO favour able to Mr Cowan. Ve 'i, 0,n ' na ted b}' the Whig Committee, who enise^ves t° endeavour to secure his will • sm arting under the defeat of f 61 address the electors direct]}* ...

... field for the various counties and burghs of Scotland. Those names marked with an * are Conservatives, those with t are either Whigs or Radicals Seats. Candidates. Aberdeenshire, Hon. W. Gordon* Aberdeen City, p' |MrGeoige lhomsonf Argyllshire, Sir Islay Campbell* ...

... people be only faithful themselves, it adopts party, and sets the ban alike on Protectionists, and Free-traders, Tories and Whigs; on all, in fact, who wiil not insist on the fulfilment of the Emancipation Act. Arrival of the Fleet Cork.—The Cork Constitution ...

... what has been said in the House of Commons, such a proposition need not be brought before any Government, either Conservative, Whig, or Radical. What, then, is be done ? The salaries of parish schoolmasters do not average the earnings of mechanics; and next ...

... will be party, he says, to th e re-imposition the duties on corn. Preferring the proposal of a fixed duty of 8s by the Whigs, and 1 s rejection by the Conservatives, at a time when it have been taken a settlement the question— contemns the clamour ...

... honours, and seems to be actively prosecuting his canvass. The Scotsman reports that he has not yet obtained any committee. The Whig section of the Liberal Committee have not announced the result of their deliberations, but it is very confidently reported ...

... candidate for the Vice-Presidency, is about 65 years of age, and was one period U. S. Ambassador the Court of France. The New York Whig papers principally to be favour of the nomination of Webster, the opposing candidate. An extensive conflagration had taken ...