... THE WOES OF THE WHIGS. (Fr m Fraud's Magazine.) The king sat in Brightelnistone bleak, Drinking tbe blood-red wine: • • {) ! where shall 1 find skilful skipper To steer this i-liip of mine Because the lubbers now at the wheel Deserve but the cat of nine ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE FARMERS. To tne Editor of the Essex Standard. Sir, — A friend of mine once asked, me why do you wish to turn out Mr. — from the representation of your county ? He is a Whig, but he is a staunch friend of the farmers. My reply was ...

... WHIG ANTICIPATIONS Little wot ye what's coming ( If hustings' promise be not humming) : Sanitary Rule s coming, Gaol and Workhouse School's coming, Railway Legislation's coming, Prison Regulation's coming, Poor man's Church Extension's coming, City Graves ...

... WHIG PROPERTY. In FraserU Magazine for the present month, we have No. IV of those gems,— 44 Epistles to the Literati I ' —Under the of a letter from Viscount Dumaniwn, of the Woods and Forests, Archibald Jobbry, Esq., Ex-M. P. we have the followiosr facts ...

... CLAIMS OF THE WHIGS _, „ (from tlie Quarterly Review .) The friends of the Church will remember the Whigs pro- posal of the appropriation clause, and the enemies of the Church their abandonment of it. .„ , >v The supporters of onr establishments will ...

... THE WHIG PRINCIPLE Tbe holloness of Whig principles was nevmor ere clearly exposed than by some observations which fell from Lord John Russell ; and the reply of Mr. Harvey, in the House of Commons, on Tuesday evening. On the House going into Committee ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE CATHOLICS We were rather startled on looking at the new arrangement of taxation, to find that a particular remision had been made in favor of the Roman Cuthotic Clergy, but that the tax was to remain in full, upon the Clergy of the ...

... WHIG TACTICS. From the Albion and Star. The Whigs profess over all the kingdom a recantation of their principles. Nearly one half of the population of the country is connected with trade and manufacture. To gain these over to the support of the Reform ...

... the character of the Whigs : Tbe beginning of my injuries originated with the Whigs It was by a Whig Governor- General that all India, as well as myself, was deluded by false promises, made only to be broken — it was by a Whig member of council that ...

... THE WHIGS AT BRAINTREE. We shall no doubt, see in the radical prints glowing account of the proceedings of the Whig Candidates at Braintree, on Wednesday last. There was an evident effort to make grand display of the shining Brand, and his patron Western ...

... THE WHIG CANVASS. (From a Correspondent.) The Whigs have adopted a very singular mode of recommending themselves to their constituents, and of orying down the Conservatives of this county.—You hear nothing now of their high merits in carrying the Reform ...

... WHIG LIBERALITY; Another Dialogue between Mr. Smith and hit Landlord. landlord—Ah. Smith, my Rood fellow, how are you How Mistress? and the old Lady and the Bovs. Are they all well How many young Farmers are you bringing up? Smith—l have eight of them ...