... -that is, from ?? to ?? from a rather Adverse to a more favourable commercial policy. Rhode Island has gone again for the Whigs; and at Nashville, Ten- anessse, one of the largest conventions has been held in favour of General Harrison that was ever ...

... called in America, the Whig interest. In Penusylvania,the Whigs have obtained an absolute majority of i25 members in both houses of Ithe State Assembly, which secures the return of a Whig senator to Congress. In Ohio, too, the Whigs have the ascendancy. ...

... coghizsnce anddiscussion. It appears that there was an _ engagement of very long standing between the leading members of the Whig party in Ireland, according to which whenever that party should come into office, Mr Ponson- f by was to have the first office ...

... London for Winds.. sor Castle, for the puzrpose of obtaining an audience of bgrL Majesty. AbQgt the same time the leading Whigs had a meet-. ing at Lqr& M~onteile's, which was protract until a late, hour; but led to the *option of no definite course. ...

... private letter to a gentleman in town, dated Bury (Lancashire,) 14th December 11132 ?? election is over -we have returned a Whig, and a rough job we have had of it. The other candidate was a low Radical, a Ussitacian, a friend of Cobbett and Hlunt, antd ...

... memory of Sir Walter Scott in Edinbuirgh, on gattird~y last. The Lord Provost of Edinburgh, Who is, we believe, in politics a Whig, appears to have made a moset Admfirable speech, and to have described the character, of his great coun- tryman with a facility ...

... propriety, re donot think that he will -be sent to jailt and we shall certainly be glad it matters lake tlslatr rn.-BEclast Whig. -~ -, oTaa istaIS} CO.NYvtC# . The ed itor of thte BMestrlttlt7, on his returna to that place firomn fbin. im tdiatef~i tHi ...

... IIalt p ly Surrgeon of tile Royal Navy. IC File Pl'iatifl liad stepped forward tD oppose the re- ,d soltioljs of the gre'Ct whig mecting at the Pantheon in ldii'burgh o01 the 1i6th of Deceniber, 1820 ; and in Cotiser[LI ice tlil SctsIllll had assailed ...

... ustial an ?? oacasnin, ald Olthategh the gallerv vas crawdeil Nith spectatars, there were hitt fewv Peern presIt. 'T'he fili whig Noblemiet mtle il :-The flake of ittccieerl, the Meetitiis ttf Tweddtlale, the Earls of Hiome, Stratltaore, Maotni,, lLmttler-dale ...

... offei- ing himself as a candidate for the representation of Sonth -Lanca-hire. Lord Brarkley states that he will support the Whig Ministry, avows himself a friend of popular education, and promises zeal and assiduity. I Mr D'Israeli has become a candidate ...

... hsithlertso unsataied character to be tinged writh ?? duplicity and abasduonmesit of prinicilel ont the part of the leading Whigs, of which the Irish iseople have been hitherto the victims. Prompt, immediate redress is what I desnatd ons the part of the ...

... and thus renounces all con- fidence in Sir Robert Peel. In the county of Lincoln, again, Sir M3. Cholmeley, a whig, and supported by the whig interest, has been re- turned, although disapproving of the free-trade measures of last Session, and resolutely ...