... -The polling took place on Satu'rday', when 'Mr Whalley, the independent liberal candidate, defeated Mr Cornewall Lewis, the whig; tlhe uvmbers being 233.to 218. At 'the last electioii a strong' effort als,. made td break down Earl Fititilliam's family ...

... grasping Jew-every wolfish and hungry dissenter, every turbulent and disloyal Roman catholic, every disappointed and soured whig- radical pamphleteer and ?? sale of Mr Macaulay's work has reached, it is said, the enormous number of 14,000 ?? 1848, the ...

... Dundreunan, died on Tuesday, of paralysis, fol- lewing upon gout. He was Solicitor-general for Scot- land in ]840 till the whigs went out, and again in 1846, till January 18390, when he was elevated to the bench. COMMUTATION OF SENTENCE.-Bridget Lyons ...

... Romilly has just issued his farewell address. MALioN.-The present candidates are Messrs. G. Mr. W. Pelacoclke and Q. Dick (whigs), and Mr Ilarridance, a resident of the borough, who has hitherto been a staunch supporter of Mr Len- nard. HULL.-The writs ...

... place next year. As far as ?? composition of the nest house of representatives is known, it consists of 52 de- mocrats and 16 whigs, and, though subsequent returns may make some difference, the democrats will have a, large majority. The comamercial accounts ...

... funds. James Pettigrove, a young man from Sunder- land, aged 25, was killed recently at Belfast (as appears from the A ortlhern Whig), by falling from the main-ruast of the American ship Grecian. Messrs Stoddart and Lawson, spirit merchants, South Shields ...

... cniderale, P a'tW. 40, lndit tos -it prdce bsrow, 'ti 011111 d, t61 III, to lii tier till) onlyii bein 11151I abl itpe Lb.a rlec-whig, ontl boarde Iee ?? toll0 +~ pr. Wilede IStuin 201 ftl to-I iet' turrn;ltsr, bu1h Island aiditi sltoire, of to 221 tit; cA ...

... been an opponent of M*r O'Connell's schemes, and yet to have lad his claims on the present occasion urged by convervative, whig, and repealer. It is. uderstood thit p~reviously lco Sir 1-1.llar- dinge's departure for India, lie gave several sittings to ...

... obstructive policy. The people are satisfied that they have nothing to expect from the faithlessness and incapacity of the Whigs, while they have everything to expect from the Conservatives. Lord Derby said wisely and encouragingly, that he trusted the ...

... English midland counties. Thb movement has already elicited a considerable amount o opposition, both from the Conservative and Whig or gens, on these grounds, among others, thtt the bargh are not called upon or entitled to agitate for any chang in the re ...

... in Leith Roads on Thursday morning week, in a frigate of sixty-eight guns, containing the usual complement of ?? ' Northern Whig' says The Belfast Repeal- ers have a requisition to Mr D. O'Connlell, jun., in course of signature, requesting him to become ...

... Hol- land House, Kensington. The flonourable Miss Fox was niece, of the Right Honourable Charles James Fox, the distinguished Whig ?? is spoken of in' some naval circles which profess to befwell inforxped, that' the command of the trial cruise saua-.1 dron ...