... Electric Telegraph.) ELECTION NEWS. Lymixgton, Thursday.- Close the poll.—Lord George Lennox' (Conservative), 147 ; Grenfell, (Whig), 123 ; majority, 24. GARIBALDI'S EXPEDITION. Paris, May 24.-The Pars-ie of this evening after givincr the Neapolitan despatch ...

... directed against Mr. Gladstone's recklessness and not against the Government, it will found the division list, where the names of Whigs, Radicals, and Tories are indiscriminately mingled—the majority against the proposal being 89 in a House of 297. The justice ...

... This lady had knocked at Johnson's door; had been intimate with Fox, the beautiful Georgina of Devonshire, and that brilliant Whig society of the reign of George 111. ; had known the Duchess Queensberry, the patroness of Gay and Prior, the admired young ...

... case, surprise is somewhat diminished by his recent erratic course ; but what are we to say of the hereditary leader of the Whigs—the statesman to whom has been attributed the impersonation of aristocratic bureaucracy Whatever the secret influence exerted ...

... week, in placing parties the list as future electors for the borough. The linhay system has received much attention from the Whig faction, but their scheme almost at an end. There are nearly 60 new claimants for the Revising Barrister's decision at the ...

... was such by the name dinner, that they would not be ruled him. (Loud laughter.) Mr. Sclater hoped would not forth that the whigs had any the £10. (Renewed laughter.) The Iwk Clerk repeated that the amount w-as paid to the bidders, who spent it as they ...

... belonged, had for its sole and distinct object tho subversion and destruction of State Church of England, established by the Whig Settlement of l. That State Church forms part and parcel of the constituted and exist- order of Government, subvert which ...

... operation, his first assumption office, right anii-it There was such a feeling triumph 1b42, such sense oflief tie burthen of Whig misrule, that men were have been have satisfied the incredulous with then' supp>itn>. worked the same that the each pnncip ...

... render him what support he could. He was himself an Old Whig' aud did not believe in the new-fangled notions Conservative- Liberalism. He had voted for most of the principal measures of the Whig Administration under Lord Grey. He could strongly recommend ...

... even the of defcnee of such iuionito-'* l*>licy.— Ed. E. J. o.] commerce, sinae a merchant cares only tor and his money. The Whig house of Baring in England, for instance, supplied the military chest of the first Napoleon for the campaign of Austeriitz ...

... full intention to contest this borough again whenever an opportunity should occur but things' are now changed. We believe the Whigs will be at a loss to obtain candidate on any future occasion. Volunteer Bazaar. —In consequence of the Revising Barristers ...

... (Expressions of dissent.) If that didn't do, he had another plan—Let Mr. Hardy be the Conservative candidate, and let the Whig party obtain a candidate ; and then let them toss up to decide which should be the man.—This last proposition was greeted with ...