... eueral for The Earl of Mulqraye, Treasurer of the Household. Lord Alfiifd Paget, Clerk Marshall. Making iv all 9 Whig Peers, and 16 Whig Commoners, in the Administration ; 0 being Cabinet Ministers, and 11) not in the Cabinet, and all, except 5, having ...

... his proposer and seconder— a doctor and an undertaker — then withdrew, warmly cheered by his supporters. HON. W. F. COWPER— Whig— HERTFORD. The election for the borough of Hertford took place on Saturday, in the Town Hall. The usual formalities having ...

... spirit at nine o'clock, and the Whig party got a slight start of their opponents, but were soon overtaken ; and at the close of the poll the numbers were— Tories: Hales, 181 ; Williams, IC9 ; Daniels, 102; Fowling, 130, Whigs Watts, 170; Waights, 168; Johuson ...

... David Waddmgton, Esq., was of the number, and delivered an able and spirited address, which it would have done many of our Whig neighbours good to have heard. There being no reporter present we can only give a very imperfect outline of the honourable ...

... ■ '• ' ' ■ ' r i - i - i ■ im ■ ■■ IRELAND. ROYAL FLAX SOCIETY OF BELFAST. The Northern Whig publishes ut great length the proceedings ivhich mok'place last Friday of the annual meeting of the mem- bers of the Royal Society for the Promotion nnd I ...

... offered themselves for re-election. The Whig party meditated no opposition, and niauy did not approve of the steps subse- quently, but opposition candidates were brought forward in the persons of Mr. William Barney (Whig) and Mr. J. T. Batley (a Tory!, and ...

... was authorized to say that if they would assist that party in turning out the Government of Lord Deiiby, and reinstating the Whigs in power, the latter would uot impose an Irish rroperty-tax. After an interchange of compliments peculiar to the represent- ...

... spirit, this open and raging insurrection, be tolerated? — Lundur's Last Fruit. ROYAL FLAX SOCIETY OF BELFAST. Tho Northern Whig publishes at great length the proceedings ffhich took place on Friday of lhe annual meeting of the mem- bers ofthe Royal Society ...

... Exchequer and the demagogues of the Brigade. The Tenant righters, he said, had got more from the Derby Government than from the Whigs aud Peelites; Mr. Disrueli would be worth six members in the Tennre Bills Com- mittee, if lhe Irish do not make nn enemy of ...

... lost the prestige of consistency and magnanimity. They contracted a degrading slain by officiously and meanly- carrying the Whig-Radical measure of emancipation, against their own convictions. And ihey are paying the penally of being gradually absorbed ...

... lost the prestige of consistency and magnanimity. They contracted a degrading stain by officiously and meanly carrying the Whig-Radical measure of emancipation, against their own convictions. And they are paying the penalty of being gradually absorbed ...

... be claimed for Lord Derby for origi- nating tbe commission, and, with rare superiority to party in- terests, appointing the Whig Sir C. Adam at its bead. This the Tinws forgets. ...