... The CITY of LOinDON ELECTION. Few candidates, in either the Whig or Conservative interest, have of late years come to the poll with stronger personal claims on the suffrages of their constituency than Mr. CUBIrT, the present LORD MAYOR; and though, for ...

... the tide of democracy for over. There is a remarkable unanimity. of opinion on this point, amongst the leading members of the Whig party, and the great. body of the Conservatives. Earl RUSSELL, who has always been looked upon as a representative man, confesses ...

... Administration had a trial. The author of iConingeby, the man who had charged the wearied Minister with having stolen Whig clothes while the Whigs were bathing - with having committed the worst of treacheries-is now seen on the front Treasury bench, with the ...

... allegiance to pure and unadulterated Whiggism. In all likelihood AM. Layard will now become as docile, tractable, and submissive a Whig underling as Mr. Milner Gibson or Mr. Gilpin. The reappointment of Earl de Grey to the Under- Secretaryship of War indicates ...

... ministerial whitebait. It was not political, though it began with tories, but, as a party, they had nothing to do with it. The whigs have no claim to the invention. Radical reformers at its birth were unknown. If Lord John be a radical or a re- former, the ...

... moderate Liberals in this division of the county, but he does not believe it. Ho tells us that he has that opinion of the moderate Whig party of South Lancashire, that he believes they will not throw off a principle to which they have so often expressed their ...

... there will be after him, If it was said that the DEBBY Ministry existed by the sufferance of the Whigs, It may be said with still greater truth that the Whig Ministry exists by the sufferance of the country. Indeed at times it has been maintained only as ...

... against the separatienof church and rtate. But the extreme Lcague party we oready, for thoepurpose of conciliating the scudeiato Whig party of South Lancashiro, first of al to throw overboard Mr. Checthain, and then to throw over- board their owvn principles; ...

... said-that these new appointments are in any way influenced by the narrow, cliquish, and family considerations of which the Whigs are too often unjustly accused in their appointments. The' two names to- gether show that broad political considerations were ...

... wit any one manes name, and Lord John Russell has alwaya 'maintained that It had the effect of destroying the syma~try ofthe Whig measure, andI frnetrjping ,Wh Ipectatiiasdn i'the~ccuaties. ThesDuke' -the',Merqsets4tood 'forward-as the county member and ...

... aire satisfied that the unanimity of sentiment which they profess, is far from t genuine. The moderate and Constitutional W~hig, partyf Itave no real sympathy %%ith those who insist upon anf abolition of Church-rates, and an entire Separation be- tween ...

... the county of Selkirk tock place at Selkirk on Tues- day, wben Lord Henry Scott (Conservative), and the Hon. William Napier, (Whig-Radioal), were duly pro- posed end seconded. The polling took place on Wed- neaday, and at the close the numbers ?? Lord Henry ...