... attend, and Mr Newdegate-did not vote. Thus Warwickshire was not represented at all this important trial of strength between the Whig-Radical government and the Constituj tional party. Hundreds, of Newdegate's former supported have expressed their determination ...

... concern her own interests. Whilst France unanimity is ripening England appears to us still hesitating and divided. No doubt the Whig Cabinet ia deeply humiliated the failure of the Conference, the disasters of Denmark, ■which had supported and encouraged, ...

... to which I refer the late Mr Goulburn was opposed Cavendish. The following paragraph appeared in th« Morning Post .— The Whigs lay great stress on the astronomical distinction attained by Cavendish. Goulburn, it is true, was not candidate for university ...

... Provisions falling. Coffee good inquiry* Sugar steady. Petroleum— crude, 50c, refined, 90c. RIOTS IN BELFAST. (From the Northern Whig.) Belfast, Wednesday Night.—There were very large crowds of people in all the disturbed districts of the town to-night, but ...

... contemplate the battles of political Hi'rjnoo with no other desire than that right and justice should triumph, whether advocated Whigs or Tories ; and the veteran Brougham fast acquiring the elevation from which he can speak with the authority of those privileged ...