... yesterday afternroon0 Fleet-streetjust opposite the gateway leadieg to Sergea'lt inn. A man named Prince, a painter and glazier, whig engaged at a window of the Amicable Life Assuraices CL0 pany's offices lost his balance, and fell from a considernl; height ...

... Alna' Joir lisiiuCirph~ell, that rise Lord Campbell niowe[cheers]. iii' ilinse turners siere Whigs, atire threy musit trot expect - o fuitirler thrar Whigs ; burt see ]ere far they run 1. ,sk :ti t lie lemoucis tiev' liad dritwn frotm tire bsrorrd page ...

... the Iagricultural States. The result of the recent elec- I tions through the United States have not been fa- vourable to the Whigs, who are supporters of the present administration, aud as a party have gene- rally advocated protection. The Southern States ...

... patronage ill thl 1:11ds of either party which may hold the reinls of to6e0ll. ment. it will be probably wyell supported by b, ti Whigs and Democrats, however detrinottidra it tltay be to the commercial interests of the country. The feeling catsed in England ...

... National alludes as follows to the fall of the Whig Ministry:- We do not pique ourselves on sufficient penetration to be able to foresee the consequences, remote or inmuediate, of the resignation of tile Whig Ministry. Every one feels anid I comprehends-even ...

... usual, be held next year. On the part of the Whigs, the prominent names mentioned ?? Scott, Millard Fillmore, Daniel Webster, and Henry Clay, Geueral Scott, the first-named, has already been nominated by the Whig members of several of the state legislatures ...

... in certain of tile Southern States, and the returns are now coming in. In Indiana the Democrats have elected eight and the Whigs two members of Congress. This is about the same as heretofore. The Union question was not at issue in that State. 1 Iln Kentucky ...

... more disic stiolato purchase.-AcimeJ Oi Th e fonl report THE LiNEN TrADE wr UVson Ito.- re roloing ror appears in the MAWt Whig of Saturday .- The com- mercial dulwess oe t past week has been quite as marked and general as at the dates of our two last ...

... This is-a strange story to he told of one who for the first twenty years of his public life was a Tory, the next twenty a Whig, and whom common report deoigilates as a possible memiber of a Tory cabinet again. Fur the uniniated the new work ?? uublishedi ...

... substitution of a Ministry having he the desire to benefit the agricultural interest, for that decidedly ror hostile as the Whigs have proved themselves to be, is naturally regarded as a favourable change. We do riot, however, regard the . improvemeit which ...

... this question [cheers]. Now, as it has been said that Mr.Villiers is the brother of the Earl of Clarendon and he may have a Whig object in bringing forward that motion, I may state once for all that it' was done at our instance [cheers]. It was at the ...

... the living, and deprive the poor people of wholesome water, for the benefit of vested and private interests. Our Government, Whig or Tory, are only driven to adopt legal, sanitary, social, and all other im- provements, by the repeated demands and ignorant ...