... in the conntry than in the metropolis The Neweastle-on-Tyne election has terminated in a vote of 2313 for Mr. S. Beaumont, (whig) and 1500 for Mr. Car:stairs (radical.) [ADVERTISEMENT.] GRXT UITOTIS DISTRIBUTION.—We have received from Mr. DRUMM an assortment ...

... carried another seat, the successful Candidate, Mr. Heygate, having polled 1580 votes. , against 1071 recorded for Mr. Harris (Whig) and 974 obtained by Mr. Taylor (Radical.',. The opposition have won a third seat in Aberdeenshire where, on a poll, Mr. Leslie ...

... reluctance. Mr. Deasy has gone through his work creditably, and at the present moment, it is rather difficult to introduce an Irish whig into the House of Commons. The Irish Attorney-General, however, was firm : he felt that his seat at Cork was insecure. As a ...

... John Romilly would be the man because he had the support of Lord John Russell and some other members of the Cabinet. When the Whigs last came into office, Lord Jelin not only warmly supported the pretensions of Sir J. Romilly, butalmost dictated his appointment ...