... intercourse, either as bishop or private gentleman; iid to his clergy he was ever affilble and friendly. lDr. Ponsonby was of' Whig principles, and in the House of Lords was geiseraily a warn supporter of the measures of Lord John Russell and the Grey section ...

... personal worth. The Earl of Kenmare is a British peer with the title of Baron Kenmare. The late peer was a steady adherent of the Whig party, but took no active part in politics. MB JOHN SAVIL FAucrT died suddenly on Tuesday morning, at the house of a widowed ...

... Liverpool—J. B. Lioyd. Plymouth—Copplestone Lopes Radcliffe (Conservative.) Leeds—AWerman John Wilson. Norwich—Berbeck, Sheriff (Whig), Mr Bignold (Tory), Mayor. Bristol—John George Shaw (Conservative.) Manchester — Benjamin Nicolls. Salford—William Ross. Bolton ...

... exertions to rescue the unfortunate creature, who thus met an untimely and premature end, were entirely fruitless, - NoriAsrts Whig. A BOAmbiAN FOUND DtowuNRo.-The body of a boat- man nemea John King, from Kinvara, was taken out of the New Dock yesterday ...

... patched to Scotland to summon Lord Panmure (Fox Maule), to London, in order, it is said, to ascertain the feelings of the Whigs, whether they are willing to support Lord J. Rassell’s new Reform bill. Itis understood that the principle of the new bill ...

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