... Tmr -~i SAfter. July naxt;; .the 'debt! wopld- be ;88)2001.; The . assets o the cornpany in. London ;iere 27,6261., gut of whiG theyihad to pay-diveidend atA6 per cent., 8,6921.; Fe benture interest; 2,1881. ; debentiures to be paid off, 11,5001. -tetal ...

... atnd these attractIve csr lagt and rave.ling bagis ao convetrently tted. One circumstance conneeted withti RI-Orn P nd up n whig athey GerutiprdehorgnoHao er-saes is the avct that ery ar.clpening thei extensie stock is excusqiovely of British maursularetu ...

... FAVOURITISM IN THE NAVY. TO TH1 anIrO OF THE DARY XrIws. SIR,-The tory party, when in opposition, were always attacking the whigs for giving all appointments to their friends and seuporters, irrespective of the fitness of the latter for the duties they ...

... of Port Glasgow, and was born in that seart in the year 1782. He was called to the Scotch bar i 107 On the accession of the whigs to office, in 1830, he -s ?? pointed an advocate depute, but did not long serve in capacity, being promoted in 1831 to the ...

... 66, 671; Pdnudoru, IlL 21s. 6d., 229, 229. 6d.; Pendeen, 18.., 2fk.; 8icr Console, 2j, J; Tam ar Console, 17.., 1If. ad.; Whig word, 2 6-16, J; Wheal Mdry Anne, 4lA, iJ. In the Stock Exchange: I Alfred Consols, 161; Wheal Buset, 2 l0O 80& r Console, ...

... trade continues as dull as possible, bnt a revival ise looked for in a mouth or two, after fatmers have completed their ?? Whig. ...

... Your situation will shortly improve.- b-OMER.' ' er TRANSACTIONS WITHI SPAIN. -We have been 0± favoured, says the ANorthern Whig, by a gentleman who has extensive mercantile transactions with Spain, with the he perusal of a correspondence, just received ...

... 12O0~s4, in 's ?? nantita tti ~ oimpelle'd tocontiih~t o` Ils 1sId per :toa osxai -coalit -cunsued 1filitate' broiight : M whig;nthet limit.I As might natjftlaly, be expecte& tliidaot to6 ?of eaibu oithe ,ltart 'of the ?? authogiiies hei aw i r se eadrninot ...

... ladies layreo the bedchaamoer brought~the whigs in again, and then Iteradicals (being always for the destruction of everything) toes mode it one of the conditions of their rendering their support ipel to the new whig government that the penny-postage system ...

... reform now before that house. He remarked that whatever might be the deunminations of parties now, whether they were called whigs or tories, it wee evidenttbat,with a view to the great social interests of thecountty, they were all occu- pied in the con ...

... Paris and Strasbourg. ;. 7oradane s5. THE KILDINAN FLAX MILLS.-Some time since a Statomnent having appeared in the Northern Wh/ig to the elfect that Mr. Darg an was about to give up his concerns at Kimdinan, th at gentleman, in contradicting it, said that ...

... preparations of defence. Many rumours, little entitled to credit, passed current to-day. Thus, in some quarters, it was said the whig cabinet had to-day resigned en masse; had this been true, it could scarcely have affected the market more, for, although the ...