... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... RICKETTS.-Extract of a letter from Elkton, Md., dated Oct. 28:- The jury in the case of Palmer C. Ricketts, editor of the Cecil Whig, indicted for shooting Amor T. Forwood, Esq., in the streets of Elkton, on the 30th of August last, have just returned into ...

... , 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... treasons abdicated Westminster Hall when King James abdicated the kingdom, according to the doctrine of our old masters, the Whigs of 1688. We, for our part, have not seen any link of a chain directly connecting the Ballin- garry outrage with the Dublin ...

... wig, aad say what it's worth. Mr. De la Mare: Don't Shake it. I'm a Tory. (Laughter.) Witness: It's complete rubbish, as all Whigs are. (Laughter.) For the defence, Mr. Clarkson, hairdresser,. No. 15, Russell-street, Covent-garden, was called, and said. ...

... it was only a quotation-that itbad been used by an eminent individual, amemlber of the House of Commons, in speaking of the 'Whig Go- Tertment, who was not only not prosecuted for using the expression, btit actually had an offer -from that very Government ...