... the Whigs, whose candidate Wed his scat by the eery suite weans. Yarmouth is • ease exadly similar. This town has had Whig representatives fur the last sin parliaments. The system and practice of elections in that town, whatever it is, is of Whig creation; ...

... aggravated by disquietude oi mind, on account of the uncertain struggle in which her absent hnsband is engaged. THE PURR WHIGS.—We state with consider- able confidence that Mr. O'Connell will ere long be a member of the Melbourne adiiiinistration--Old ...

... WHIGS AND TORIES. C fts you that the are the men to govern tWeat weirs. A d a so,' aloCitar a ellaila; r : s bat iss w that, when it, tolvel. and •kin look oe! sea Ile. °Why. I you don'. know that? Hare you thd leholbuy phrase ? Id, his.; bet it don't ...

... WHIGS AND TORIES. RTeUID FROM THY. LIP& Of all the metamorphoses recorded by Ovid, we know of 1100. more striking than that which has taken place, within the last few months, in the character and appearance of these two great i parties. Your genuine Whig ...

... TILE WHIG OCTERNMENT.-OULL DUTY.- ITS POLICY. The Whig Government is now fairly in harness ; and whatever there may be objectionable in its composition: however mach one section of the Liberal party may dislike this member of the Cabinet or another, or ...

... THE WHIG-RADICALS. (Frorii the Oxford Herald.) Every hour brings to light some new fact, illi* of the total contempt of duty and principle in wk'c Whig-Radicals have acted from the beginning. mention the latest which has come to our one that may interest ...

... THE DEFUNCT WHIGS. The Charii-ari contains the following wbimsicallr Rbsurtl descnr)tlOn of the demise and interment of the late Wing M iiiistry The Ministry, which hnd been for some time indis- posed. lay almost speechless in the House of Commons, its ...

... GOOD-BY TO THE WHIGS!! A SONG OF REJOICING. (From Blackwood's Magazine.) A I R- Dear Tona this brown :Lig. Good-by to the Whigs — their departure's at hand— Is the cry o'er the length and the breadth of the land 'Tis re-echo'd in gladness from mountain ...

... ARE THE WHIGS POPULAR? Lord Melbourne, her Majesty’s confidential and most favoured servant, has within these two days been perseveringly groaned and hooted at even in toe immediate presence of the Queen, and forming part of the Royal cortege —obstinately ...

... from their Wliig rulers. Ihey passed theirish Coercion Bill, for hichI Mr. O'Connell ci'ed thoenil base, brutal, and bloody Whigs (a voice- he has changed Iis, tune.) lie (Mr. White) kntcv it, but the WVhigsdeserved tbe eoithlets (hear, tear.)- IThei ...

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... reading it the uproar Ic was tremendous, and the cheers from the coiserva- Y, tive party operated in such a manier upon the whig ly faction as plaitily to itidicate the sorrow they inwardly ,d felt in having assembled for the purpose oh a %whole. t salc ...