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... their own hearts While the imps vent fetch them are dancing their jigs. Let sing, in full chorus— Good bye to the Whigs !*' Good bye the Whigs their dominion is o'er, or fraud they tan rale us more. They may wriggle and writhe, but the struggle is tain. ...

... WHIG CHARITY TRUSTEES. When charity or the abuse it comes within our knowledge, our readers naturally entertain an expectation that, as journalists of what passes around us, we should, when in our power, not withhold the intelligence. A meeting of the ...

... WHIG lir.MßtG EXPOSED! St ...

... form some sort of excusal, but in the columns of a hireling Whig paper it is indecent in the extreme; it is mean, contemptible and cowardly. After such an exikition, Ictus ask, will the base Whigs dare to charge upon the Radicals an intention to subvert ...

... WHIG PAI.TF.KING WITH SEDITION. tampering of the Whig organswith thednngcrmißspJrit which is alm>ad in Ireland, is one of those sacrifices of honest principle party which does not cease to be odious by being common. After exaggerating the importance and ...

... WHIG RADICAL ATTEMPTS TO SWAMP THE REGISTRY. Notwithstanding the boasted attachment of the Whigs to “purity election,” wc find them engaged at the present moment, m one the roost atrocious schemes ever concocted for swamping the registry' of voters various ...

... reserved .. 1 Whigs objected to and struck oil' Whigs objected to and judgment at present reserved .. .. Claims Conservatives and established 2 Claims by Conner\ alive* and reserved for judgment .. .. Claims by Whigs and established Claims by Whigs and reserved ...

... WHIGS AND TORIES. In the Leeds Times we observe the following curious statement, setting forth the comparative result, to Whigs and Tories, of the working of the Revising Barristers' Court, as regards the township of Leeds In the township of Leeds, the ...

... WHIG ADMINISTRATION THE FINANCES. ( From Ike Spectator.) The Exchequer Accounts exhibit decrease lie produce of taxation, comparing the last with the preceding year's, of upwards two millions and half for Great Britain aJone, exclusive any Irish deficiency ...

... Nicliolls, sen., oljjcotcd lo the Whig, auil Itadicalj, weru relaincil. Samuel Nichollsjun. and Thoma. objeeltd 1° tin; same parties, were expunged. John Barnes (a whig claim) Sta!athekine.—James Atkins wasohjected the Whigs and Radicals. this case it was ...

... in trade of the Whigs,—the “big loaf —has led to something worth looking at in connexion with the reaction which has taken place in the public: mind. The Agricultural interest and the Commercial, have, under the auspices of the Whigs, been pitted against ...