... proceedings of railroads to personal fear. Nothing can be more ungrateful and un- kind. I thought only of you, and for you, as many Whig gentlemen will bear me testimony who rebuked me for my anxiety. I said to myself and to them, Our lovely and intrepid irinister ...

... MONEY MARKET.-THURSDAY, The Consol market has nearly recovered from the ef. fects of the announcement of the dissolution of the Whig Miuistry. The quotations have becl to-day as high as 91 , and the closing price is 91J to i, as well for account as for money ...

... sufrering under all oppressive load of taxation-while the Ministers are using every endeavour to abolish all useless places-while Whig and Tory unite in agreeing upon the necessity of bringing our national expenditure within the lowest possible limits-and by ...

... Bullitt, Oldhan, adjoining counties hi- thierto Jackson, have, to the great astonishment of thue '; Collar men, returned Whig nuembers. Ilenry cotumty, the residence of Mr. Lecompte, has returned two Wihigs, by a large majority. It does indeed seent ...

... gallantry. THE HGIGN1AND INN._SUCh is thc attractive, though by no means explanatory title of a most plescot and amusing work whig hast just made Ita appearance, from the pen of an eminent phyaidaa, whose literary tastes are only secortd to he prefessional ...

... statement, which was no doubt thrown out with a view to try whether it might not be possible to influence some few wavrerigy Whigs. We should advise all Reformers to be sceptics as to all the statements of ' The Weathercock. Mr. HUDSON arrived in town ...

... expectations formed of our future trade ith Cliki -a trade, it will be kept in view, which wve orie almost entirely to the Whigs, whose determination to iDsist for satilfaction fromr the Celettial dvyastit was most factiously opposed by thoe men wliho ...

... honourable gentleman resumed.] Some people, again, said that they were going to turn Whigs, but they were not Whigs when the Whigs declared for a fixed duty, and he was not a Whig when Lord John voted with Sir Robert on the sugar question. On that occasion he ...

... lic, as it enabled the Whig ministry to make ut the to o annral di ficiency without having recourse to a loa0n Iflt: while tile (rficiency itself wds created b5 the ' lag remission of taxation carried ibto . ffct e gth In Whigs. We farther obsersee, that ...

... belief that public opiniots will cause pro- t tection to bo conceded to the colonies, while it will force out of office the Whig ministry. But who that remembers the constant and unwavering affection for place evinced on a rorsler occasion by it that party ...

... on1telliporarics, we tee, ha e come to the conclusion that the lections hu e niade an alteration in tile opinions of Somre Whig noblemen on that subject. But on Februarv ti Isr of the ?? ear, the noble carl hii questiot;, o il resri'ting sonie petitions ...

... and CIHATHAM fell Your feeble hearts shall glow, Ai ye rouse all the house While the stormy Whigs do blow; While O'CONNELL rages loud and long, And the stormy Whigs do blow. Yen wisely have no good-will Nor liking for the mob, Your march is o'er the peoples' ...