... This eccentric nomination affords another illustration of the flagrant, if not indecent, disregard to public feeling exhibited Whig Administrations in the distribution of their patronage. In makinothe honorable Member for Eeading a Baron of the Exchequer ...

... that the legal ' ess of the House of Commons should be creditably tost • ined, induced Mr. Rich, the Member for Richmond old Whig placeman—to resign his seat (the bribe a Baronetcy), and offered the lower office of Solicitoreri ral to Mr. Roundel! Palmer ...

... will have the grace to make even this clumsy amende remains to seen. matters now stand, the profession consider that long as a Whig Administration remains iv office, the legal patronage of the Crown will be influenced political considerations alone, altogether ...

... Colonel Vyse, of Stoke, V is believed, be brought forward in the Conservative Merest. The most likely Whig candidate is Captain J'ter, the son of the old Whig whipper-in, who enjoys Pension of £2,000 a-year for the dexterous manner in he discharged his dignified ...