... say there’s Wliigi ava, man ; Hut ae tiling I’m suit, A pawky Whig la the Whig that oulw higgilirs a’ man ...

... Domestic Relations ! J And who at his signal drew Whig lings together Like sonthdowns surrounding an old sell wether. But enough of his Lordship, enough of his rigs, I’m sick of the Tories, I’m shock’d at the Whigs; Shake them both in a hop sack and may be curs’d ...

... DOINGS OF THE WHIG ADMINISTRATION. It has often been asked What has the present Government done for the people ? The following statement will furnish an answer ; its accuracy may be relied on. The wonder is, that much has been accompiished—opposed, worried ...

... of Wellington, and then say that the Whigs have only reduced three millions since. The refutes Itself. The Duke of Wellington left ...

... SALE OF THE WHIG CLUB CHAIR. This curious article was on Thursday put up to auction at the Crown and Anchor, in the Strand, among the ether effects Mr. Edw.Ottey, tbe proprietor of that celebrated tavern, who is about removing to other premises. Mr. Cobbctt ...

... WHIG CLAIMS TO NATIONAL CONFIDENCE In the Appendix to the Black Book,” alluded to elsewhere, and in which the men and measures” of the late Administration are fully (and with no sparing hand) discussed, we have the following article, which, although in ...

... [COUNTRY EDITION.] THE RESIGNATION OF THE WHIG MINISTERS. The vote ou the Jamaica Bill has ousted the Whig Ministers. They have avowed that with a majority of five on such important measure they could not carry on the Government. They Ijave, therefore ...

... OALLERY rOMICALITIE% THE ASS BETWEEN TWO BANDI OF HAY ; OR, ROEBUCK’S LAST KICK AT THE WHIGS. Roebuck has been to Bath, has had his tread •haveds and his hope painted sky blue,” of which the best evidence his attack on the Libe- ra!«, ol whom he says ...

... SEC PEC SPE TOS “C= Sat Waithman and those Whigs staunch ane ot While Canning and Co. ou his left took their stand ca Aud plainty evine’d they for dinucr were ready When such ven’son and and hock, io tly _ Such dainties and nic: nacs aye re spread on ...

... BELL LIFE IN LONDON, JUNE 21, 1846—THE SALE OP WHIG* EXCEEDS TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND. ment of Mr Odden in our last, and says Mr Odden did not rake any objection tobis(Lanjfan’s) rnnuiog or starting until he bad woo, when to the surprise of all he plainly ...

... ratting with the Tories ? Toora loora 100, ate. Neither to them nor Whigs Will Matchless Harry pander. For both are arrant prigs, 1 1 hope this isn’t slander). Tho' of Reform they prate. The Whigs are most audaciaus. But Peel me of late Has been extremely gracious ...

... we’ve made. Reform, combine, »ang the Whigs, syne, & ...