... Court Joit mal. Carmarthen Election.—Mr. Wm. Morris was yesterday returned for Carmarthen burghs without epposition. He is a Whig, like his predecessor, and the election, therefore, makes change the balance of parties in the House. •, . , Prince Alfred ...

... out of the eleven, and, by the issue of this year's election, regaining their old supremacy iv the council. At Wigan, the Whigs and Radicals left the field without attempting the slightest opposition, and Conservatives were returned in all the wards. ...

... applications he received were certainly of the most amusing description. One young lady, writing a good hand, but having a merely whig acquaintance with spelling, stated that she had considerable experience the stage as an artiste, and wanted a situation where ...

... seat Holbeck, Kirkgate, North and North-east Wards. In the Holbeck Mr. Swales! the Conservative, polled 1,794 ; and the two Whigs, 1,436 and 1,283 respectively. In the North-east, Mr. Idle,'the Conservative, polled 1,225 against his opponent's 927. North ...

... pursues hurts the honest and healthy convictions of the people. Mr. Jeffery is not popular. All1ow me to take broader grousnd. Whig and Tory capitalists have, under the municipal reform, to court democracy. Demo- cracy, seeing no particular or marked difference ...

... idlers he was on that night.)Mi r rar tion esold I did notaay sold up. 'The vas read to me. That was ag u ish& cainuot tell whig deg $ nap Mr. sold Mr I bit um 'P.M Merl bed I did MS see im he yews blourbilbee I ger. blbruselion the polies. I have rem ...

... where a newspaper came wholly into my ' hands. That paper was neutral as far as regarded Whig or Tory principle. No Liberals or Radicals were then known; Whig or Tory divided the politicians. A strong desire to do right induced me to support Catholic ...

... given as the cause of the Conser- vative success yesterday, one has been omitted, which I think the principal one, viz., the Whig magistrates acting in'lireot opposition to a great majorityof the burgisses as well as the temperance E reformers of Liverpool ...

... cooi.tr>. Ho (Mr Noble' for one willing to take Lord »tauUr> st bu> word, not* ithaUnding witt. tbe eon-irretiee mtoreet—einee Whig*and Tone* now »■ day* were roneh -dike. I bey to remind bun ot j an enecdote told a negro, who having b ...

... prodifio— radical, whan bearing the world w— destroyed, west about sueb common.mom pec flooding a—king bi—naif —ip to *wim in. A Whig woald bare pat half doses atieke together for an ark, and called it nrtooJ reprreentation.’* Thin ooeiaty, aeatMed by tba Irades ...

... elm trees that not only threw their shailows on the turf below, but over groups of doer not yet removed by the rapacity the Whigs; but the fairest and the best were on that afternoon deserted, to see the Peer and Commoner have a bout at boxing. Jackson’s ...

... depreciation of in cotton, and all its product, which had taken place up to our stock-taking, and which still continues. After whig the Julie dividend, a balance of £1914 2s. did. consul forward from laat quarter; this will cover all lames sad depreciations ...