... Esq., was chosen Mayor last Friday without opposition; as was also Jeremiah Colman, Esq. elected Sheriff. The former is a Whig and the latter a Radical. DaSsPATC}{ES were sent off on Friday evening from the Colonial Office, for the Governor of Canada ...

... distinctions, of first starting in this last great movement; but the Conservatives are already hard upon the heels of the Whigs. Probably many of them were, to all practical purposes, legislators, converted before they knew it. We rejoice to find them ...

... Kershaw, the member for Stockport, had stated that he would follow the example of the hon. member for Montrose, and that the Whigs were rotten at the core. Mr. Mackay concluded by calling on the people of Greenwich to put thb- pressure on Lord John Russell ...

... of Mr. Alcock. WEDNESDAY.-STATE OF THCE POLL-20 MINUTES BEFORE 2. For Mr. Clive (Conservative) . . . . * * 17G Mr. Alcock (Whig) . . . . . . . . . . 176 FINAL STATE OF THE POLL. Alcoc. . . . . . . . . . . . . * 186 Clive . I . . . ?? . . . 182 Mijority ...

... abate them? What heroic remedy can be devised the Globe cannot say. Abate the joint-StockBanks. Globe ! The fact is, the Whigs are too much woound up in the fate of Joint-Stock Banks themselves to dare any such thing; and it will require more heroism ...

... 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 ...

... to them free of any expense; and after every form in which civility could manifest itself was exhausted,-the New York Daily Whig of the Ist inst. thus announced the departure of the Sirius for London:- 4 The steam ship Sirius leaves us this day for London ...

... FAVOURITISM IN THE NAVY. TO TH1 anIrO OF THE DARY XrIws. SIR,-The tory party, when in opposition, were always attacking the whigs for giving all appointments to their friends and seuporters, irrespective of the fitness of the latter for the duties they ...

... g , 4. Ne. a . oJMICBL!UEU8 utaIen - i. - ak':l ,S~ . Ne. :'l'i'r. f~en''fag.;. :' -; .l. .NO)W,3 F. c 1S37.. Now, do the Whig hministerabdieae !tetuae zhas afrived when it would be proper to cut the rp ladder by which lthey aiscen'ded tX pla;e*. 'N)ow ...

... local' press of the city are aware of the feel- ingsand dare notburke the burning indignation. The Conservative COuerier, the Whig Gleardian, the Radical Spectator, all are'for the vindication of the law, the'soli- tary 'last rose of smunmer,' the ?? and ...

... were returned to carry measures that should convert the Pandemonium iato which England was said to have been thrown during the Whig rule into a perfect earthly Paradise. They promised to resuscitate trade, to give protection to agri- culture, to secure to ...

... abate -them ? What heroiciremedy can ibe devised the Globe cannot say. Abate the Joint-Stock Banks, Globe! The fact is, :the Whigs are too much wound up in the fate of Joint-Stock Banks themselves to dare anysuch thing; and it wvill require more heroism ...