... occasioned by the removal of Mr. Pettyfer, weho for several years held that commission. What claim the present holder of the Whig-goverunment selection can have beyond political interest, it would puzzle a Philadelphia lawyer to find out. The public will ...

... he bad discovered that the corpora- tion of Birmingham, which was by no means the people's choice, was established by the Whigs for party purposes- that they might be able to bribe and agitate against the Tories. Douglas, one of the retiring delegates ...

... return. At the conclusion of the election the numbers were as follow:- Lord Charles Fitzroy (Whig), 289; Lord Jermyn (Conserva- tive), 277; Mr. Bunbury ( Whig), 278; Mr. Calthorpe (Con- servative), 248. Under this state of things the most unusual exertions ...

... Bill-(hiear, hear). This was whig- ger-(cheers and cries of down wivth ie whigs). This was vlhiggery; not the whiggery of my Lord Grey's school, host thle 'lhiiggery of the bastards wvlo now had tie ismpudenre to call themselves whigs-(hear), but wio now acted ...

... lordship-but although, as an advocate of the ballot, I shall fall under your lordship's censure, I beg to state that I am not a Whig, and therefore do not like hypocrisy. Moreover, as public men are public pro- perty,-and I know no reason why I should not ...

... , for we are tibove ye all. Nceither Cotnscrvatives 10or Clhartists claimt us (laughter) ; we have nothing to do with the Whigs, althoughi at titles we tway be caught ear whiggiug. WVe are not inclitted to Rdticalism, although we have a thoroutighi wish ...

... gentlemana: it is said that the Tories have offered him 2,000 to spare the blushes of Mr. Manners Sutton's committee; and that the Whigs, determined not to he outdone in liberality by their opponents, have offered him 3,000 if he will expose to the public the ...

... been pleased to call a seditious bill, but which he would maintain was as loyal a one as ever was published. Mr. Taylor was a Whig, and was afraid ofthe downflall of his darlings. He should have attended on the previous day when the young men x ere examined ...

... was afterwards forced,in spite of himself, by hisbrother ma- gistrates to withldraw his permission for its use. Suoely the Whigs have a ribbon or a command in store for this distintaished ?? a Correspondent.] THE REV. MR. STFPHErs S AND THE CliAraISTS ...

... that their politics were opposed to those of the ruling powers! Is it that they were the declared opponents of the Whigs, that the Whigs can see no justice in maintaining the promise of the law pledged to them on their trial! Is it that Mr. Frost has had ...

... circumstances attending the events which gave rise to; the prosecution, indulged in a most bitter invective against the present Whig government, wbio,'he declared, had instituted proceed- ings against him! solely because Daniel O'Connell, who it was well knowk ...

... --Blerriman: I hope ysu will swear that inspector when he rays anything again, for lie is a Tory.-Valentine: I am neither Tory, Whig, nor Radical; I am nothing at all.-T Merriman: Don't believe him, yer honour; he tuk me off the hustines for advo- eating the ...