... niajoriay of 160, at three it was 176, and at the close it had somewhat diminished. The final numbers were:-- Cavendish ?? ?? (Whig) 1617 Hamilton ?? (Conservative) 1,456 Majority . ?? 161 DEPARTURV OF THE Tiga' CRIZFEAY COR- REsPoNDENT FOR INTDIA.-Ou ...

... t'apt tin Spencer reures, - ntel Mid.:urea in Pa, liament. Daring his career in the lower House I.e invariably voted with tne Whig part:.., of winch political body, like big p:t-decemor in the peerage, he was a couatant sup i matter. TLe p.stent Earl was ...

... Cephin Sie neer represented Mid .urst in Pa , liament. During his r. never in the lower House he invariably vett d with the Whig party, of which political body, like his p.-e--decessor in the peerage, ho was a canytaut supporter. The present E .r 1 was ...

... Gibbs ob- tained the right to speak by proposing Mr. Acton Tindal, the Clerk of the Peace, as a more Liberal man than the Whig — loud laughter, in which the Clerk of the Peace joined; and he then challenged Mr. Cavendish to declare his opinions on some ...