... churdhC,'hihirtllt,' 384; Tory, 881 ; Whigs, 179 and 170. In thetfourtb there was not an Alder- san, or there would have been no opposition, but ,io Alderman attended, it was adjourned till this morning. Tlle Whig candidate is be- lievid i'@b ' piei'ai ...

... foreign countries ought to be most plentifal, there are hardly any in the market, and this is the pros- perity to which the Whig Reform Govern- ment have brought the country they under- took to save, but are fast bringing to rein I As usual, all sorts ...

... which he is asserted to be connected. Altoge- ther the whole affair seems in a state of blessed Confusion, and we suspect the Whigs will hear- tIy wish this committee at Jericho, or at a worse place-(if any, place can be worse than i one inhabited by Jews ...

... Ades'pifr.- ':Whil twe I feet sympatfor thi labouring a ens' suerings, we are ejolded to -seet thi? min 'the hands of the Whigs.aund thatff prbomiiss o well--tobring I themt and all their base and ignarapt supporters, .to'id'esculbable ignominy. audisrce ...

... anunal.taxeyiust>'and wil do their work by-and by. 'The thisg-.is i' pre- cisely 'tat state,'tbat if the-'wretchedand base Whig faction were now to touch it, even in -tbe most tender and delicate way, it vwould annibi- late them in the twinkling of an ...

... th1e protection of the American army. The sendte is composed of 21 whigs, 32 democrats, and one indepeodent, givingj the democrats a clear majority of 10. Tile house contains 116 whigs, 1(08 democrats, and four independents, giving the wicigs a clear majority ...

... after a short illness, in his 65th year. -His lordship was a peer of Viscount Melbourne's creation, and invariably supported whig measures. 'It is generally reported that -the Earl of Lons- -dale will retire from the office of 'Postmaster-General immediately ...

... to Spain and Greece. He has a good under- standing with us, and that is all. We declare without hesitation, that when the whigs were silent with re- scect to France. they showed less insolence and disdain than the tories. The contract for supplying the ...

... session the Whigs had a clear majority on questions of a purely party charac- ter of upwards of thirty. The dissensions be- tween Congress and the Executive on the subject of a bank, the change in Georgia from the resig- nation of three Whig members, and ...

... h eetirtrnd with a recommendation that the 'ao bee returnedtiai should beimproved. ode of ventilstion ELCTIONS.-Mr Pryse a whig, and son ofthe late member, was elected,on Saturday, for Cardigan by majority of o over Mr J. Har'ord, the numbers being 29 ...

... from the ministerial proposition, the first of them being that a similar deficit, as he put it, had proved fatal tothe last whig ministry. Mr Cobden pro- claimed war with the estimates, which it is evident will have to undergo as zealous, as able, as ...

... beleonging to the free-soilers, the former elected by aid of whig votes, the latter by that of lecofoco. The House of Repre- sentatives, of wshiols the full number is 231, haes 1ll whigs, 116 locofocos, and 3 were considered doubtful. In the House of ...