... son of Lord Leigh, of Stoneleigh Abbey, will solicit the votes of the electors. SIR HENRY YOUNG, who came forward as a second Whig candidate fur Totnes, has intimated his retirement, and Mr. Alfred Seymour, who has secured the pstronage of the Duke of Somerset ...

... dissatisfaction is expressed by the Southern generals with Pemberton's military operations against Grant, and the Richmond Whig says it is rumoured that General Johnston has taken his sword from Pemberton, and placed him under arrest. Colonel Jones with ...

... no proposal relative to mediation. THREE elections took place on Saturday, and in all of them there was no opposition, and Whig candidates were returned. The Attorney and Solicitor General were returned for their respective seats of Richmond and Plymouth ...

... oer ,r,dulgencri, unue exertion. Or other causes, thee. ti v ne regulating Pil d ls will soon rectify the evil, and speedily Whig back energy. strength, and cheeriulnenui to the frame bent previously all was as.itude, gloom. and dejection. LOW SPIRITS. ...

... caught on a visit of charity which he made to his gamekeeper, who was lying sick of the fatal disease. Mr. R. ALSTON.—A veteran Whig, a distinguished member of Brooks's. Mr. Rowland Alston, has just died in London at the age of 83. He was a magistrate and ...

... Gregory, surgeon, sbweeftilied with his warbles home, saddle', and bridle. wee isremedebso all the police &tattoo et bit ink Whigs were heard of either mill Friday lest, when Wiesen gore himself the police stone* laebbea, deities& He headed 'beam Wiliam ...

... to the Island of Crone with the large crew of nine souls on board. Having imprudently overloaded the boat, and the weather Whig squally, they hoisted their sails to return home, when on a sudden the brat was capsized, and two fine ir is and a boy (children ...

... their lady she Omen, to keep the Peso* of the mid (Wis. in the County ofortmeld ; able to hoar sad demists* divers raleolor, Whig dose and emimitied is the said County. IT ORDERED PROVISIONALLY follows: (that `to say), That-the County .uf divided falai ...

... it is believed, to the Roman Catholic witnesses not having actually seen the cannon fired or the flags hoisted„—No rf ern Whig. ...

... bleed hi Syria, end to his to establish orde r and peace anew the populations limed under his sovereignty, and the eve Powers Whig offered their active cmaporation, which the So/tan had accepted, the high parties had agreed upon the following article. A ...

... remarks, he observed that it had latterly become greatly the fashion to say that there was no difference now-a-days between Whig and Tory. He believed that was a great fundamental mistake—Oscar, (hear)—and when he heard people say that political differences ...

... aw. lie was born in 1796. The deceased nobleman, as Sir Francis Baring, had been for many years • staunch supporter of the Whig party. He was elevated to the peerage by Lord Palmerston at the close of the last Parliament. The representation of Penryn ...