... The usual resolutions were adopted. Municipal Elections.—The attempt at a compromise between the Whigs and Conservatives has proved a failure, the Whigs demanding two of the vacant seats and two aldermen, the Conservatives insisting on one parliamentary ...

... stone fortifications, it seemed there would an ugly reckoning some day, and it would be wise on the part of Conservative and Whig leaders to ponder th** question of taxation. We did not begrudge a single shilling paid that was necessary for the support ...

... G. L. Ashworth—Liberal. Leicester G. Taller—Liberal. Watham J. Cross—Liberal. Banbury T. Draper—Liberal. Cambridge H. Smith—Whig. Birmingham . C. Sturge—Liberal. Hudderafield J. Sykes —Conservative. Ipswich G. C. E. Bacon—Conservative. Colchester Dr ...

... Dr. Moore was speedily in attendance upon him. He was taken to the General Hospital, where his leg was amputated.—Northern Whig. Murder the County op Cork. —Cork, Thursday Morning.—The Southern Reporter of this morning states that a murder was committed ...

... and Robinson has hinted, and with his usual ability, not what a man may be to his politics. We don't care wnetnerhe a Tory, Whig, or Radical, or anything—as Jong as he meets me this society I only know him as a Mother. (Applause.) I have made it point ...