... VACATION REMINISCENCES; Or, WHIG OPERATIONS UP TO EASTEH. Tune. — Bow, teotc, tcotr.** A Pack Of Hounds of W biggish breed, wbo sought to get their name up, And al) throw off in gallant styie whene'er they put the game np. At Brookea's met to form their ...

... JUDGMENT ON THE LATE MINISTRY BY A WHIG. * The following letter is wiitten by a son of the late Bi- shop of Norwich. The decided Whig principles of tbat Prelate and all his family are well known, and this is by no means the first occasion on which ll ...

... worst description. The Whigs, — the Government without patronage, — Whigs who forsooth would cut a Protestant Clergyman's in- come below £200 per annum, here lavish £2,000 per annum on their needy, hireling Commissioners. This is Whig economy !— Think of ...

... TORY v. WHIG LOVE OF PLACE AND PROFIT Time was. when a minister resigned the helm, if he found the opponents of his measures at all approaching to an equality in numbers with their supporters. Lord Liverpool gave up the bill against the late Queen, because ...

... ANOTHER SPECIMEN OF WHIG LIBE- RALITY AND SINCERITY ! Decision of the Lords of the Treasury, on tbe claim ofthe Town- Clerk of Truro to compensation for not having been re-appointed Clerk to the Borough Justices. SIR WILLIAM FOLLETTS OPINION. According ...

... have measure protection Ihn elector any party Tory Whig or a the effect of or qually all suffer should therefore in spirit purtizan-ship or rejected wholly upon merits or demerits circumstances elector presented to alternative sacrifice his independence ...

... We copy the following paragraph from the Richmond Whig,(American Paper):— * The accident of an Accident ; a famished Charles City pettyfogger, whom nature never intended 1o elevate above the trial of ten dollars warrants upon plain cases, a man destitute ...

... humorously assigned the constant intermixture of blood ‘ in Whig Cabinets as the reason for the rickety measures | which they begot. The Government was in reality a government of great families, and how did they acquit themselv2s of their duties? Were ...

... t0 Po P erv wm ch the Whigs have constantly *Ue r however this may be, it is a very remark- et,,. 1 Ct that ever V Whig Administration during the century has been marked by National calamity .^grace. l&U , rst tluj e the Whigs were in power, in 1806 ...

... PATL TO READERS AND CORRESPONDENTS. P QUIRER. '~ The late Duke of Oleaveiand was, as $s well Foown, @ Whig ; his heir is @ Conservative. “is +-Wtical difference is said to have beem the “use of the heir getting nothing which the father could give to others ...

... 6o -by lt frtifoh ere tf Whig plate lb and Reform” emr 1 I Jnmt A If Hill right of his fallen Bill for again 1 if Bill to Bill In hfe faed trust Bill difficulty Bill them Bill It would mere observed evil could Bill by only carried but great Mr many well ...

... Servants long out of place are glad to live with any master, and the Whigs, despairing of anything more respsctable, have taken service with the League. Lord John Russell has appeared in his new livery before the electors of London, and Lord Morpeth at ...