... the anvil. The loudest American guffaws have been heard echoing from every quarter-from great and little- gentle and simple-Whig, Radical, and Tory-at the softness of the ?? of the Manchester Guardian hugging himself into the most rapturous transports ...

... free discussion r What a craven Is Mr. Craven Berkeley, to fiighten an honest editor, by withdrawing his Wbig support. Liberal Whig I It is calculated that 3,000 Tories are to meet Sir Robert Peel at the Glasgow dinner. What a monopoly of the rights- confiscated ...

... Sutton-upon-Trent; an1d Nuttall for the northern division. TIIE Poor.-T'be Toriess who care no mere for the poor tban the Whigs do, are tying to make a diversion in favour ot their Own atrocious designs, by pretending a desire to relieve the miserable ...

... subject. The Tories, %Ohrtterthey think of the approaching festivities, are re bi on the subject. On every former oeati00imlr Whigs made any special demonstration of her the Tories wero invariably found to be all ' en by attempting to throw ridicule on it ...

... and Sutton-upon-Trent; sad Nauttall for the northern division. THi Poon.-The Tories, who care no more for the poor than tIh' Whigs do, are trying to make a diversion in favour ot their o°i atrocious designs, by pretending a desire to relieve the miserable ...

... being bored to death by the speeches of an expiring faction, about to receive its last kick. It is said in the City that the Whigs are speaking against time. They want to get over Friday, because in the list of baronets, which appeared in last Tuesday's ...

... election may be some guide to the state of party feeling in the royal ?? candidates were-Mr. Ratosbottom (Whig), Mr. Nevidle (Conservative), M-. FergassOn (Whig), Sir John do Beauvoir (Independent), The votes were as ?? and Fergusson, 230; Rambsottom and Neville ...

... which their opponents have drawn, and which it is their intention to take up. And we must own that in the views of defence the Whigs are not maladroit. For whilst Mr. Cobden takes his stand upon the expenditure of 1835, Sir Charles Wood declares that he takes ...

... COST OF THE MONARCHIAL FAMILY OF BNGLAA'D. HER MAjESTY'S CIVIL LIST- Introdeced and carried by the Whig Govern- mentfor defrayal of thefulture ivvpeusnes of Royalty* ?? 385,000 1er Majesty Adelaide (tihe Queen Dowcager) 100,000 Her Royal Highness the ...

... ly, several letters from Whig Candidates, asking for my sipport and influence at the late election; or,~ in other words, that I should dicmate to my tenantry I As to the argument of The limes, that the return of so many Whig Mem- bers must convince all ...

... s. Surely, these are not times to ran risks, but on the contrary, to be prepared at every point. But no, these incompetent Whig financiers will wait until war abroad and rebellion in Ireland over- take them, and then they will come into the market and ...

... in the first election of Guardians in 'the parish ot St. George the Martyr, 300 voters managed on - 'this Whig scbeme to heat 800! So much for Whig schem-- eg, and yit ib re are | navtes who urge that they should be, tried further: and rimpletons who are ...