... defeated Mr. Eidley, another Whig candidate, a small majority. In 1832 took place the only other contest for the division. Upon that occasion a Conservative defeated the Liberal candidate a nearly similar majority, a member of the Whig Beaumont family being ...

... on remained wholly Tory until 1857, when the late Mr. Wentworth Duller, Whig, rescued one of the seats from the Conservative party. At present, Mr. Acland holds one for the Whig party, and Sir Stafford Noutiicote the other in the Conservative interest ...

... inquest will held on the body to-day. The buy stated when that when was baubling the pistol bo was aware that it loaded.—AVfAwn Whig. Perfect health to all by Barry’s delicious Revaleiita Arabica Food, which eradicates dyspeps’a, indigestion, cough, asthma ...

... simplest form, received the support, not only of Earl Russell and Earl Quey, but of five Whig dukes, Cleveland, Devonshire, Leinster, Grafton, and Somerset; the Whig earls, Fitzwilliam, Essex, Fortesoue, Lichfield, and Minto; of Yiscount Halifax ; and of ...

... had Important basinets with his master, was shown into an ante-room, where be was soon j ...

... selected out of quantity o' flax which evils per store. On Tbundey the R >yal wheel will forwarded to Buckingham Palace —A*or//«r« Whig. Shocking Occurrence in a Menagerie.—The l.oir, ( relates that a terrible incident bas latterly formed tbe *u* of conversation ...

... Foreign Minister opinion is now reinforced a new sort of con- would attend to hie own special business. It is sideration. Many Whig peers, and all the Con- more flattering, but less safe perhaps, that the servative cne;, feel a sincere regret at the approach- ...

... in company with the Duke of Leinster, Lord Lvveden. Lord Grey, Lord Stanley of Aldeeley. Lord Stratueden, and several other Whigs, aguimt the Hill! This is important step. separates Earl Russell, wholly and finally, from the Liberal party. But it has peculiar ...

... subsequently engaged the staff of the Ntw York Courier and Enquirer, snd during his connexion with this journal was elected by the Whigs of bis district to the State Legislature, where he speedily signalised himself a prominent debater and a practical legislator ...

... ition. and oounWoheere.) Thefaotiswe the d.sendowment, having to tex 'tail miode find out know perfectly well that all the Whig peers who voted action able mode of applying the eurplas, they would egainat the Government acted upon that principle. We doing ...

... Raaiell Hooghtoa And, on the 6th, favour of Lord Cairns’ amendment, there voted many fifteen peers, who are usually described Whigs or Liberals. The troth is, that eighty Liberals were elevated to the peerage now, in less than twenty years, onehalf of th*ra ...

... to wait until Pitt the House Lords as a whole. It has been said fiery speech of the Marquis Bath—who, having euperseded the Whigs before they got a degree the Lords are in the way, they do not represent the voted for the Second Reading, now declared him- ...