... 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, ...

... nomination, proving that the people were with him, the influence of the local Liberal preprietors has caused the return of the Whig candidate. Unlike frecon, which was a gain to the Conservatives, the result of the Falmouth election leaves the state of parties ...

... DIzr otor of 4iey e$ Storep. The 4 inspetti las.erenloo, te 'I.jra MA -I eOUSE o Coicowe.4e l- B0o4hsy Pwmdeo 4 ?? nmbe ie of whig& ?? in Wesen Inia, has adopted .thue Jolowipg~ rnution :+-tTbat thllis Asoition e desircs t ple Qn teocad il deep soens of ...

... for Mr. Samisel Holise, the candidate on that interest. The contest will, doubtless, be a strong one, but, powerful as the Whig interest is, we yet think that if proper energy is displayed by the friends of the good cause a victory may yet be won. No ...

... t. The report stated that there had been a. steadyuicrease both in 'gross receents and mileage enis, and since the date to Whig the accounts were inda up (June 30) the returns had been even more stsfactoy.-Mr. H. Ducan pre sided, and, in moving the adopaon ...

... Society of Apothtecaries, and the Pharinaceutical Society. We disapprove of this propo- sition. It is a spvoetting out of the old Whig propetnsity to place everythintg in the hands of the Crr- We are ttecle inclined to act upon a recomncendatif heard the iti- ...

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

... the home and foreign policy of the LGovernnsnt.-Mr. Plauket in supporting the resolu- tion, said the differences between Whigs and Tories were but a lovers' quarrel as coffarod with the cat- and-dog life led by Liberals an Radicals. Referring, to Irish ...

... would the prepesal be to 1im and his followers. In the absence of a proposal for the expropriation of the Irish landlords, Whig hostility would be stiffened; and it is by no means unlikely that ?? of Mr. Gladltone's aristocratic colleagues, urio have ...

... -whose liberality made his political reputation, and whose moderate views have maintained his power-to think that the Whig Premier who professes to be but one of a party, and constitutional to the backbone, should fly in the face of his conscientious ...

... himself as a senatorial curiosity by delivering the following absurdity from the Bench, in his address to the grand jury. He (the Whig statesman) held that the undoubted agenc'y of crime was want of employment, yet in the same breath he stated that everybody ...

... s Ia l1t0 before it during the rerrtirr. After prcoio'X asc ?? Coerniou Act ait tihe iintifathirn ol Mr. i lrot ' . W th;u Whig Liberals vnilhnd to qaiet o.irs the Bi' boet of tire Radicils were ee°!orey anxies to the unfortunlte tonalt-s, Tire rcnsut ...