... electors of Berwick-upon-Tweed, dissatis- fied with many of the votes, and the general sub. serviene of Mr. Forster to the Whig Ministry, have taken steps to endeavour to return two Con- servatives for that town at the next general elec- tion. Mr. Forster ...

... referred to did sign the deelaration,-Mn. chester Examiner. AN AMianicAn CRICHTON.-SOMe time ago the editor of the Jonesborough Whig (Tennesse) announced his in- tention of starting a new religious periodical :- We feel competent, he says, to the task ...

... raising I he wind here by at the cry of ' repeal.' is all moonshine.' The new 1o ty candidate for this borough, upon the Whig and bl ?? interest, is Mr. Norton, formerly Chief Jus. fit f-tice of Newfoundland, and now a member of the s vy English bar ...

... it improve.; for, after all, a Tory administration has it ever proved of higher value to the trading world 3- than all the Whig politicel economist Free Trade ( io Cabinets put together.' (Hear, hear,) But how is .g this to be brought aboutr? Simply by ...

... mean. lug in such a way as to prevent any miscon- caption, or chalice of evading the provisions of .the act with impunity. The Whig Cabinet, ehowever, was not prepared to take that honest I and straightforward step. They are too de- i pendent on the votes ...

... Queen Caro- V It line, and as the author of 1 Lands Classical and Sacred, and p Is, other works. In politics he was ever a Whig-Radical. Hle o0 represented Aylesbury from 1812 to 1832. In the latter V Pr year, he was appointed Lord High Commissioner of ...

... for those whose means of existence are thus paralysed, and by no fault of their own. Your political doctors of either school, Whig, Tory, Free Trade, or Radical, particularly the latter, will give a hypocritical shrug, and tell us it is an I' una- voidable ...

... means of existence are thus paralyzed, and by el i5 in no fault of their own. ' Your political doctors o of either school,. Whig, Tory, Free Trade, or d ig Radical, particularly the latter, will give a h hypocritical shrug, and tell us it is an' nna- ...

... nomination, and declaring his adhesion to Sir. Frenmont. This letter was said to has-e beenisurreptitionsly obtained. The Whigs were to hold a convention at Eaiti- a more on the 17th, to nominate thie caudidates for the pres.- deuacy and vice-presidencv ...

... crop, however, wvas 6,3905,603 dole. greater. MORE BANK SUSPENSION1S AN) OTHER STOPPAGES. SPREAD OF THE PANTIC, The Bangor Whig, of Sept. 22, says :- Upon application of the Bank Commissioners Judge Cutting, of the Suprense Court, yesterday granted an ...

... system Which svould effect this result. An improved law of partnership -had been introduced and discussed last year, and the Whig ovrnient had pledged itself to bring forward a measure 9uti ubject, but it was now shelved for the present see- esion. ?? Lad ...