... observing tire art with which the Bedford Whigs cast out baits to Exe- ter Hall. Lord I'almerston relies too ranch oer his friends in the City, and oncertain organs. IHe may find that the Bedford Whigs are not so far wrong in thinking that Exeter ...

... found as de- Scribed.-BR 1(/st Newis Letter. MEATH ELEcTIoN.-Mr Henry Meredytl, a nephew of Sir William Somerville, is the Whig candidate for the representation of Meath. His address to the elec- tors is in print, and sets torth as his political creed ...

... And now thou'rt brought to scorn and grief, Which even thoa must feel. Hissed in thine own Constituents' balls, Hooted by Whigs aind Radicals, And followers of Peel, And bushed to silence by the storm Raised 'gahist the ?? of Reformn For thee the Popular ...

... ix TIN E CABINET.-TheC Bilt HIon. Henry Labouchlere is the new Colonial Secre- tary. Mr Labouchere, it is well known, is a Whig, and nothinig more. We have, however, reason to believe that he has been decidedly opposed to push. ing matters to extremities ...

... expulsion of the Tarquins, was as mere repetition, or rather an an- ticipation, of the history of Great Britain. There were Whig and Tory, Carlton Clubs, and Church in danger, all word for word as we have it hore. All the British contentions for freedom ...