... 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 ...

... Parliament , and afterwards represented the West Division ofthat counity from December, 1832, t o ~.dissalution in 1841. t ' A Whig again writes to the Tiaecs on the servative reaction. Hle believes if Mr. Gladstone regain the confidence Of the great Liberal ...

... intention to stand for the borough. Mr. Wyvill represented Richmond for many years psior to the last election, and is a moderate 'Whig. He has commenced an active canvass of the borough, rendered necessary by the appearance on the t scene of Mfr. Roberts, who ...

... cenforceo.- Loten Jo011 RUSSELL All D THE LIBIHAe.S.-Tlisre is a fatuous old regimenta in our service called The Die. bards. Its Whig warfare, Lard John Russell is fit t~v ho colonel of a party withr such. a natase on its colours. In sp ite of tall atnttsnpts ...

... 2tt &Jtle e. 'tSeam Stelolio 53/~ lDe., ¶2hunodoy.-Sf9escr lb~oclir) Sdt.4-S. 2Sntwo il.0. I red cod,3-a i655a.Iwit et TJeD1 whig-ite dew fia3by65C 56 l4e. ; llerC.1DUBeS oms.j both a~it$ etinea-o nod refeeo risrinl2,' andS af pant~ fovd poa ly morce 2Vraha ...

... perhaps, a shade easier. Good flex, however, continues in demand, add all that is offered is quicly bought up.-lfortlhers Whig. IRON. GIASgOW, Tnesdav.-Marketsteady. Shipped this week, 13,800 tons; corresponding week last year, 17,100 tons. No. 1, 64S ...

... flax that a local firm bought to-day at 13s. per stone is really very superior. It has both. strength end quality. Tows ?? Whig. IRON. GLAsGOW, M(onday.-Market firm. No. 1, 03s 9d. to O6e.; warrants, 63O. to O3l, IAd.; No. 3, 63s. to 53s. 3d, CORX MARKETS ...

... strong deecriptions, at the following low rates-f~rom £76 to £86 for the tow sorts, and from ;3100 to £6112 for the better ?? Whig. MELBOURNE 'WOOL REPORT, Sao'rsornnn. Messrs. 1B. Goldebrough and Co. report ?? Wool-The new clip is commencing to arrive, ...

... Tows,-For the better classes there is a good demand this week, while common makes are entirely neglected. Prices are very ?? Whig. WOOLLEN, ROC11DALE, Monday-There was a pretty goodattendance at the market to-day, and amongst the numbers were about a dozen ...

... the Chiltern Hundreds, when Parliament re-assembles, and the election will then take place within the prescribed period. The Whig party has already one member for the county in the person of Mr. HI. J. Adeane, and if any opposition were offered to Lord ...

... 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 ...