... There seem* to be that fatality in the proceedings of the Whig government which ever the certain presage ruin. The unpopularity of the asse*sep taxes, heightened the pledge Ministers repeal them, has already driven the inhabitants the metropolis into ...

... Mr. Carpenter, the Whig prisoner, was liberated Saturday last.; on the evening of which day, the order for his discharge was received Mr. Jones, the Marshal of the King's Bench ! prison. The Marquis Douro has arrived Apsley House, a visit to the Duke ...

... OTITIA.-The staff in certain Whig papers, of serious of opinion between two high medical characters bulletins of onr beloved Sovereign's health, —is all •»ention. Stuart is endeavouring to blarney the Papists, Vis seat in the pvent of an election, by ...

... THE WHIG PEER AND THE TORY CANDIDATE. The public generally are aware that consequence of the lamented death of Mr. Stafford there is a vacancy in the representation of the northern division of Northamptonshire. The Conservative candidate is Mr. G. Ward ...

... New Tax.-It seems the owners of spring carts have lately been subjected to a new impost, which our economic Whig Government has indicted. As the tax falls on a class of persons who have hitherto been thick and thin supporters of Earl Grey, they ought ...

... Representation or Lincoln.—Mr. Seoley, a Whig- Radical, after positively declining the proffered honour, has now announced himself as a candidate, and commenced an active canvass.—Boston Herald. We understand that Sir Lionel Smith popular in Jamaica, ...

... The juvenile whig, though a bachelor, is said grievously a Vixen; nor . has his recent appeal Dor tors'-common* upon subject either redre«s consolation. , modern writer says Theweak side, the rock upoß which painting splits tn ihc want durability colouring ...

... Cow.—Why wig like Whig f Because it ia a falaa attachment to the Town. Woman's CuNnniNCi—There something ao beautifully confiding iu the natural feelings of wonuiu heart that aha will ■ever doubt till aha haa been taught to do ao. Smokb Chvritt.—The Rev ...

... (From The Press). sure.lv the Whigs act purely talk about it demurely, Seir journals all against bribery clamour. the best of grammar) Whin Nineveh's noble hero, Layard, himself chivairous Bayard: ToriJ bribe-but Whigs at any rate Abominatf beer and ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD. City, Wednesday Morning. Sir —The Whig Daniel O'Conuell are boasting of their success on the petitions already heard. I subjoin for their information a list of the only petitions which hare ntfected the representation,—that ...

... We extract, with much pleasure, the following excellent observations 011 a branch of the great East India job of Whigs. An appropriate sequel to the appointment of Mr, Thomas Babington Macauley, to place of 10,000/ year, is here noticed—namely, the sending ...

... And the courage and coolness are fled. But the Whigs are becoming respectable men Aa any that ev9r kept gigs. They are practising now all they preached against thel\— So huzza for the rale of the Whigs ! Go on, my good lsds—never think retreat, Though ...