... friends of the balot in Nottingham on the triumphant return of the ballot caddate, and trusate that the defeat of the anti-ballot whig candidate ?? a salutary effect upon other candidates And constituencies. The committee gave directions for calling the attention ...

... to the defective condition of those classes, should be confirmed. Whig governments were generally supposed to prefer reform to revolution; but it appeared that he would not say the whig govern. ment, but the heads of the education department, now preferred ...

... friends of the Ballot in Nottingham on the ?? return of the 13ilotandidtol end trusts that the deo'eat of the Anti Ballot Whig 0andid8te will have a ?? ry tifeot upt n othet candidates and oectt.ituenties The o cunmitkee gave direc tions for calling ...

... bechuse' lhis. father is the head of the Con- seriativd par tj m'nd pirtlj beeause the in sbiutable' jea'lbiies 'of' tie Whigs are eminently uufavour- able'to' the le'eption of independent talejit, from wha~tever' qurter it may cciie. ~Lord 'STANLEY'S ...

... onf'religteid stateaulaauship by chiming in wibh O nolmlenau 'who is nothing bett~r, 'than. _1a sportsman, a ddllon, and,%.,Whig, in the stupid aud~infuynois. proposal .a plase the poatcher' en the salme leei' els the hoase~- lac reaker sn.bg~~ robler ...

... he removed to the upper branch of the Legislature. He voted fur the Roferos Bill, and all the measures enmanating from tire Whig Admiristrationas from Earl G'rey up to Lord John Fussell becoming First Lord of the Treeaerv Several years back Lord Yarboroegh ...

... best dispo- sition, respecting a proceeding which did not honourably admit of such treatment by Earl RusseLl.-I am, &c., A WHIG. Jan. 11. TO THE EDrTOa OF THE DAILT NEWS. ?? hearty and straightforward manner in which the amicable feeling recently displayed ...

... sum in painting and other repairs to their church, which was one of the finest in connexion with the Assembly.-Northemts Whig. IRISH SECRET SoOIETIEs.-Thne subjoined letter from the Primate of all Ireland, the Most Rev. Dr. Dixon (says the Freemanm's ...

... productions, which had it 6 nd course of years produced strong divergent interest L ter the -orth the paramount party was the Whigs or P, bhe publieona,who insisted upon wide Federal rights. TeS; Ug had joined the Democrats, who claimed the cecegciilal i ...

... raeli had told the country that it was onl1y upon, this quit( measure that his followers differed from the Whigs. If took so, Gc)d belp the Whigs [iaughter]. Kow (continued the Ih on nembei),r to turn irorsn th& dreary retroasp~eo-t ofan_ ?? profitablesecssion ...

... Etna, via Queenstown.) The leading articles of the press respecting Eng- land contain nothing of importance. The RBilnw0nd Whig, expressing the hopes of the Secessionists, referring to Mr. Seward's despatch upon the Trent question, thinks England will ...

... policy of progression which had distinguished this country since1838, he thought that, whether they called themselves tory, whig, or radical, they would all be able to unite in the one point of enden- vouring to maintain our institutions upon the safe ...