... 1-1HE MXE R;T II-Y R I ELECT to, X iN ?? ?? . -~ iling tiny d' MERTHlYRl, TucimoAY. ihe Pqliyg any, Iihere; aD well as .at DowlaLs ,A1 . TMicwdyrhiw1ham passed off with 3}n othor ;outwaxd . ?? of feeling than that whioh miight a have been 'witnesed' onthoe advent of' a ordinary 4 loal board election. The present. election of u] nembeis of Parliament mustj hhomreyer,.neeesoarily Id e cite some ...

... SOUTH -WARWICRSHIRE ELECTION. I I .Lic) B NOMINATIONS, YESTERDAY. The nominations of fit and .proper persons to repre- sent South Warwicfksbire in Parliamesst wtore made at the Shire Hall, Warwick, yesterday, to Sir Frederick Peel, high sheriff of the county. Throughout, the proceedings were entirely formal, and, in fact, were almost unobserved and unkunown, save to the respective candidates ...

... MIR. GLADSTONE AT NEW CROSS. r oe - , -. D - iS. Ll;Y ?? tl.f Mr. GlilstAno adduesised at crowded nmecting at New Cros-s, yesterday. .le repliel to various statenicilts in Mr. Disraeli's speech, denying that the Governmeint had ever advised the Queen to recall Lord Mayo, and stated that M1r. Disraeli left the income tax at Gl.. not 41., as he ancertccl. Mr. Gladstone denied that le was te ...

... MEETING AT INSCEL Mr Ross met the electors of Insch in the Volunteer Hall at half-past five o'clock. He was accompanied to the plat- form by Mr Walter D. Leslie of Drumrossie, Mr Gordon of Newton, Colonel Innes of Learney, Mr Lumsden of Pit. caple, Dr Mackie, Insch; Dr Davidson, Wartle ; and Capt. Charles Leith Hay. The hall was nearly filled with elec- tors. On the motion of Dr Mackie, Mr W. ...

... :_ IEAYFebrc~ay4,187l v ,~ : ! r q : : I . I I t NOTES ON THE NEWVS OF iTH:E ;DAY. ! I , .. .. . 1.:i THE expression of sympathy with. Prince Bismarok, in his' struggle with Ultramontanism, a4ppears to have been well re'eived in:Germany. Meetings of aeknow- ledgment have been held in many places; ''Ptunwh does not seem to. recognise in quite 'so coM plimentary a way the aid given by Earl ...

... i , . I a, J:- iL' E , , J O x , c OTI ELECtaIfO N., t .. .f -h: AMJIEDEEN JOVBiTAL. I Bpi-We werenuchqurpris0ed and greitlykmortified yes- terday,-'after reordifng our votes forM irieith;, to hear-that on Saturday night Mr Leith had promised' no deputatian of the Liberation-iSocietytovoteo fdf the disestablishment 6of the Church ,:n`,---'..lt' i'BirBtI Is it possible that thisoaGnbe the ...

... P IE OTION. ?? Mr 'aetet n r UrD,-eadd wit lorge va criis ndwer fghting a, grasu.He soe ?? glad that on this occasonthywere to in t 4.ciples, removed from person*f from personal attacks Imud b . a hquouk' Aptlsw wvebreon Un tbat prlsaieis&~od~it~htvr Wformeonthepreteatwaseilm, generous and honoura1A *rdthitln o tewn tese and,, inte ?? defeat, ¶ airo pnete ?? for to~ tfbponent and licchsfrm*sj ...

... IxsmTrtT OF Ad TS VIEST NOTICE OF THE PICUREA pie To discriminate ana criticise in matters of tb tslte is a tak never ending, ever beiing. heo Curet of public opinion is Very Sazeious haE InIts course, Usueabet to constant dolratio his flevarious 1nfluences ever ?? habits, are jnd positions, and ?? wniugling writl4 MI udr~tionqare always producin iA* eomlina- Mc sn of thought and feeling. 'l'h ...

... Without records it is impossible to fix precise . +te i COm n with tf id of the earlier- ?? wh i e-'ifew of- Fairlie mut -veib--llt s5'evera--'aller inais 'et~sire totBn.7. previous to '-latig :dov-of -f:thb cuttes- Sit r Sidney Smith, for i Smith of joridnhll, and the thi La~,for kfr Hai~iltonlL -o£ Eolmhead.'and th( :aptan Oswald of Scoistown, It Is pretty certain i tht, the latter cuteer ...

... MESSRS. POWELL AND SARTORIS AT NEWCASTLE EMLYN. Messrs Powell and Sartoris, the Liberal candidates, addressed a meeting on Wednesday night. The assembly- rooms of tho Emlyn Arms was crowded. A most en- thusiastic recel tion was accorded, and no doubt seems to exist that the Liberal candidates will be returned by a triumphant majority in this neighbour- hood. Messrs Sartoris and Bowell's ...

... NOMINATION AT BRIDGEND. For fifteen years the election of representatives for the county of Glamorgan has been a formal one. The can- didates have met at the Town-hall, they have been pro- posed and seconded, and, as knights of the shire, pre- sented with swords by the Clerk of the Peace. They then addressed the electors, and with three cheers for the members, the excitement in the town ceased ...

... MR. DISRAELI AT AYLESBURY. A correspondent who signs himself An Englishman, writes as follows to the Daily News :—I learn from the Daily News that the politician who once {in the. House of Commons called Mr. Bright a freebooter, and Sirkobert Peel a burglar, and Lord Shaftesbury a Pharisee with broad phylacteries, now compares Mr. Glad- stone to a shop thief, and sneers at his religion. ...