... a character, re- comrnending that, in the event of a general election, the Dis- senters should, by their oite, support the whig, in opposition to the tory members. Several parochial meetings have been con- vened In London, on the subject of the dissolution ...

... the masters matle *coimmon cause ill the matter, and noticed lil their journeyment that their services were no longer re.. ?? Whig. Thle trial of the unionists at Exeter, Daniel Gill and James Stoddart, the delegates from Lonrion, and the other persons, ...

... after a short illness, in his 65th year. -His lordship was a peer of Viscount Melbourne's creation, and invariably supported whig measures. 'It is generally reported that -the Earl of Lons- -dale will retire from the office of 'Postmaster-General immediately ...

... Whether government should purchase the Irish railways? was very animated and interesting and is thus noticed by the Northern Whig :- The question is a very simple one. The public have made up their mlinds; the government are supposed to be not unfavsurable ...

... to Spain and Greece. He has a good under- standing with us, and that is all. We declare without hesitation, that when the whigs were silent with re- scect to France. they showed less insolence and disdain than the tories. The contract for supplying the ...

... -iced. Betty, Dykes, London, hemp. Sylph, Nixlon London, malt. Chfrlne, Grieves; Catharie andl Isabel~s, Dn:snmo'nd, Lyasn' Whig, Pasl, Weils, barley. Lioth Padiet, Bigelon, Whitbv, sail cloth.-. - ' lGCRES-'I ssesday, Il-ink st&ck i9P,-Jpercent. lteducr ...

... --This committee have unseated Lor treating, Mr Aspinall, conservative, who was elected, a few weeks since, after Mr Fort, the whig mnember, chosen at the general election, had been unseated. The return from the Bank of England for the week ending the 23rd ...

... his for tormeuting, by tiis advancement to the Chief Coininissiouership, From a mete secretaryship of the Treasury. the uld Whig hack, my Lord Viscount Halifax, has been called to the fore by aftei thought, and comfortably cushioned at higher elevation ...

... session the Whigs had a clear majority on questions of a purely party charac- ter of upwards of thirty. The dissensions be- tween Congress and the Executive on the subject of a bank, the change in Georgia from the resig- nation of three Whig members, and ...

... destroyed by fire in January last, was re-opened on Saturday night last, under the management of Mr and Mrs Wyndham.-A veteran Whig, a distinguish- ed member of Brooks's, Mr Rowland Alston, has just died in London, at the age of 83. He was a magis- trate ...

... h eetirtrnd with a recommendation that the 'ao bee returnedtiai should beimproved. ode of ventilstion ELCTIONS.-Mr Pryse a whig, and son ofthe late member, was elected,on Saturday, for Cardigan by majority of o over Mr J. Har'ord, the numbers being 29 ...

... also will wheat ami oats, with few exj ceptions j and potatoes, they are, general ' j consent, set down plendid crop.—Belfast Whig. • Agricultural Prospects.—The weekopened with I a sultry, fine day. There was rain early on Monday morning, fine in the forenoon ...