... people, and place it in 'the hands of the Go- vernment. 'The Government was a thinking body, and it was the peculiarity of the Whig Government to think it had an eternal lease of power thear, hear]. He had seen them out of power, and anticipated sueh a change ...

... the Now Palace to have the choice of our hitorical worthies? r WHAT THE SOUTH THINKS OF' THA3sHiNG A SENATORt.-The Richmond Whig says:- As will be seen by telegraph, Mr. Brooks, of South Carolina, after the ad- journment of the Senate on yesterday, a ...

... Silver CelG t3 3e Other beposit ?? 10,021,829 i Sevendai ?? 882,965 £33,59s,563 £33,uWt5 :0 Aug. 28, 106. s. MARSHALL, Chief Whig. 1. V. t, ...

... His body was cast into the deep Wc the following day, the captain reading the prayers. Two other mien were also greatly ?? Whig. Ve A FACT.-There is mn old woman re.ceiving relief v from the parochial boar& of Wick, who has seven sons and cpoe four daughters ...

... coat oflproduiction was too high, owing chiefly to the enor- mous ancubus which our wtaxtion. had become. (Hear, hear.) If whig and tory, protectionist aind free trader, formed themselves into an association to watch the taxation of the country, they ...

... subject. Certainly, the ob- et in suelh at Meetinig is to influence the Govern. mient; and tle Goverament happens to Ile a Whig (3overDmellt; but this is no reason why the move- melt should at all. partake of a party character. In f,ct, men of all political ...

... 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, ...

... quitting the Queen's service, after having held eflics for So uany years under a Whig Minister. We beieve the next session wvill, howvever, solve the mystery, and the quondam Whig Comptroller of the Household, having succeeded to the peerage and become Marquis ...