... to fur.- render Aug. %, ito Sept. 1o, at GuildhaU, London. At- torney Mr: Bousfield, Biuverie fireel, Fleet-fireet. J01oh WhIg, SIUMtford, Linolohlbire, vittualler, Aug. 15, 16, Sept. 10, at tile Swall and 'rulbot Inm, Staumford. Attorniey, jAlr. Rediler ...

... moderate Whigs with the ntode. rate Tories may be at length brought about. Unless this be accomplished, I shall have great fears for the result. If the Tories are to stand aloof, as they have l:itherto done, and refuse to unite with the Whigs for the ...

... the election of Directors took place,s when the House L t: v:is elected without opposition. WHIt R tFtOt1s ..''he Aliass, a whig paper, has the following remarks :_ Annutal parliaments we condemn, universal suffrage we abhor, vote by ballot we execrate ...

... 50001. upon the year. , The whole magazinelof palliations and excuses is, of course exhausted in accounting for this result of Whig-financial skill; but whoever can remember so long ago as the summer of 1836, is aware that what has happened was distinctly ...

... meeting, of bee /ation parliament were delivered onl Friday and Saturday last, ii oners Those of V~iscolint Melbourne to the Whig peers were i ,inl a issued a fewv days previously.-Norliniq Post. them It is said that the Earl of Liverpool is about to be ...

... have got up a su lpetition in mere panic to avert the wrath of the French an manufacturers, who, confident in the folly of the Whig Cabinet, and its silly infatuation for free trade, presume ha I that nothing caninduce the British Government to retali- & ...

... ni:orted that Ministers are making great over- to t ti t. Pule of Beaulibrt to induce his Grace to . !vs P),rt)i and join th;\ Whigs. A garter for him- i' it :.ice at Court for the Duchess, are said to be vi vtioll ofanieroro Parliament for tle western s ...

... gsoods. Net total, 8371. 9s. td. The Creat *Natioual Demonstration (we borrow the imsosing title' given to the affair by the Whig-Rornanist jousatlo in Ireland) against Lord Stanley's Bill, ecamue oft' on Friday, in Dublin. Of the fortv-three noble per- ...

... India firm of Cockerell and Co. The lady is said to poaseso a eettlS ment by her deceased husband of 300,0001. TAXATION AND WHIG EcoNoMY.-Tb'l publie inay now be assured that a great redaction in taxation-is about to take place, as the Treasury has sent ...

... titan nioney wsill, probably, agitate tofoallesw hlimn Thle public does not seem to appreciate the adinir- able policy oif the Whigs in making him a sort of Joseph at the court of Port Arthur. 'Thle leading Chartists are at troublesome set of fellows, whom ...

... is fast drawing the nation to a crisis ; they were in Leicester a week or two since, and called a hole and corner meeting of Whig gentlemen, in which the precaution was taken to plant policemen at the doors, to prevent the entrance of the working classes ...

... building some new machines, but complains much of being impeded in obtaining various implements of machinery from Eng- land. The Whig ministry seenm much inclined to take new measures to relieve him.-Nottinghlaeo Tournal. EARLY MusHRnoooms.-A dish of fine mushrooms ...