... more highly the consequence of his defection from the opposite camp, how fortunate must we bow consider the overthrow of the Whigs in 41 • Had their fixed duty been carried, would Sir Robert Peel have moved the repeal of it upon the principle of free trade ...

... 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 ...

... pretensions of the two candidates very minutely, giving to Mr. Anderson a preponderance of commendation. Mr. Dundas was mere whig, he said, one who, in boasting of consistency, blasted that while the circumstances of the country were gradually changing ...

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

... whether he ever did one party act, In Parliament or out of Parliament [cheerel. The Tories do not claim him [laughter The Whigs do not claim him-though some of them wish they could [renewed laughter]. No man could say thatthe Anti-Corn-law League since ...

... to Chester, was robbed of two chests of tea, and other articles of value, near Castle Bromwick. A number The Members of the Whig Club of the county of Fife, hfave remnitted tool. for Miss TAYLOR. William Cook, conviated at the Old Bailey, of mali- ciously ...

... 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, ...

... took place on Friday. The con- didates were Lord Marcus Hill, rother of the Marquis of Downshire, who came forward-on the Whig interest, and George Aushout Bowles, Esq, nephew of Lord Northwick, on the Conservative. '( At four o'clock the Mayor closed ...

... apon the eolinim sense of the country, as well as indicative of the latwiteable incapa- city, tiot to say dishonesty, of our Whig Govertntiti. IlHa(i the raising of the income-tlx been accompanied by ajust equalisatien of the burdess, and had tiere been ...

... policy. Sir Thomas Cartwright is, as you well know, the eldest son of the late member, and received his knighthood from the Whigs. Ido not know whether Sir Thomas has authorised this use of his name ; but if it is his intention to contest the division, ...

... nomination, proving that the people were with him, the influence of the local Liberal preprietors has caused the return of the Whig candidate. Unlike frecon, which was a gain to the Conservatives, the result of the Falmouth election leaves the state of parties ...

... abate them?. What heroic wemedy:can be devised the Globe cannot say. Abate the Joint-Stock Banks, Gaele . ?? fact is, the Whigs are too much wound up in the fate.of Joint-Stock Banks thernselves.to dare any such thing; and it will requie more heroism ...