... at command, Asked his friend if he did not That abundance of Corn would now flow in the land, From the Thrcthing the Whigs will receive. His friend, who had long ago made.uphis mind, Said, Certainly not (with alangh): The only abundance the people ...

... indeed, there were any to derived from those Bills, his Lordship and the Whig Government could claim for them, they were fully entitled to. (Hear, hear.) Those enactments were purely Whig measures. And we can find 110 better conclusion of this necessarily ...

... Morning. Since writing previous communication, and some time after the returns from the various division* of. the county, the Whig candidate, Mr. Stewart, held meeting his friends at the Salutation Inn, when it was unanimously resolved that had not the slightest ...

... that offer, then they were turned oat I Never did a Whig go out of office. You must aetaally tarn him oat: you must tear the seal* out of hi* handi. What woald It have been, then, to have bad a Whig as'Cbancellor of the Exchequer, where there purte as ...

... SOUTH ESSEX ELECTION. Atthe close Monduy's poll the numbers stood thus— Palmer, Conservative .. .. 1737 Bkamill, Whig-radical 1174 Majority .. 563 Tuesdav. The following detailed statement the totnl numbers polled at tlie various polling places, ou ...

... the Whig party or the Tory party, I should, from early prejudice if not from conviction, be in favour of the Tories. But the country has decided, and I think wisely, that by these two rival parties the country shall be no longer governed. The Whig party ...

... small majority in their favour. The consequences of this vote are now looked for with anxiety, as the public doubt that the whigs will have the manliness resign. The French chamber affords at this moment example which forms striking conirast with the p ...

... personal and selfish motives, think him quite wrong in refusing give account of his church property. He is too much afraid the Whigs, and are you, in this instance— aware that an excess of fear is not to wondered at. We may well say in general'' timeo Danaos ...

... Hawes .. .. .. .. Lord Robert Pelham Clinton CARLISLE ELECTION—TuEsDar. Mr Hodgson, lory .. .. .. .. .. Mr. P. H. Howard, whig Mr. Dixon, radical .. 318 Dr M'DowalJ, chartist 51 It will be recollected that Mr. Dixon and Mr. Hodgson were last week unseated ...

... I Spare not, but play thee. THE POOR OLD WHIGS ! The following lamentable Jeremiad we insert at thedesire of a Blue friend. The subject, certainly, la a most grievous one : Pity the sorrows of the poor old Whigs, Whose dire misfortunes are a dismal score; ...

... swallowed by a dog. Betroth —Eli- ill a passion. Sallow—Sarah in the ditch. Mystic—A stick belonging me. Rotatory—The exclamation whig. Policy—l am looking at Polly Mismatched—A lady engaged to be married. Noticed —A glass of punch without ice. Punish—Some of ...

... which before named the liiirkt lf -hl»l* wl under the King', oo.e, la all Intents aad lillhv Whig tribe ; and we ma* add thl., that Injure our venerable Whig friend In the quoted the name of the Brighton Herald arf'I'*1 '* i-Mimation. Thia a and a carele ...