... wjpoetz' caorner. BRITANNIA sat weeping, The Lion lay sleeping, And Liberty sobbing in grief; % Wlhen a resolute band Of Whigs, hand in hand, Determined to give her relief. 'T'hev look'd here and there, Betwveen hope and despair, For a man that would ...

... n, are to be ascribed to the Whips! To the Whigs? Yes! Did not the Whigs oppose the war? Did not the Whigs declaim-| against the expense which was incurred in the cause of legitimate Kings? Did not the Whigs inveigh against the necessary tases that Ministers ...

... cafes ;»ft the public nolefethw4,j»j7 ...

... persons charged with Treason. All connected with the Government regard the wretches with feelings of personal hostility. The Whigs, with a liberal indignation, proscribe the wickedness which has almost brought scandal on the name of liberty. The good, of ...

... the disorganised state the country. Lord Castlcreayh passed through' Caslisle, on Friday last, on his way Ireland. The folio whig is correct statement of the progress of the General Election, up to Thursday evening, March lfi: Membeis the late Parliament ...

... ts which a pl t ry brible of afw Ofiill is.lii' h e~ Iasl upon the unpit till'led. ait t le cordial tio upctatitin of the Whigs, have so coinhivedl as not only to iief-'at the jiist claims of thle raise' ofAMr. Baillie to tise suf- fta se ~ of hew L lectors ...

... diversified, witty, and frequently pathetic oration, which occupied four hours and forty minutes in the delivery. Every person, Whig or Tory, who heard it, described it as the must impressive effiurt they ever witnessed-full of point-severe attacks upon Searlett ...

... contel been thus prudently arretted a there different result it ieen latest hour The the empire it jearly ascertained Of Whigs nelrnl and decidedly ministerial Thiti with of the hae the the country Mr Curwen’i eountyof Cumberland produce city Carlisle ...

... very justly consider that the Whig families, when (hey restrain their opposition to Government within certain limits, are useful to the Constitution, will not fail to regret that Mr. Curwen has been allowed expel a Whig Member. Tub Cbowm tun Reoslia Casdt ...

... ivloon-streeu Bvo. price ss. boards. Price 3s. fid. boards,—The t,r »k» DevUand T«»y M-*e. M.DCCC.LXXX?V?IIf. die Editor of the New Whig Guide. Satan* vade retro, apage Get thee behind me, Satan A Critical Examination of Cobbett's IRvolisii Grammar, in Letter ...

... twenty-one boroughs which have rendered Cornwall deservedly celebrated in the annals electioneering. If St. Ires has returned Whig candidate, Camelfbjw has returned a Tory. Penryn has returned Mr. Grmfell, the celebrated political economist ; and this, believe ...

... twenty-one boroughs which have rendered Cornwall deservedly celebrated in the annnls of electioneering. If St. Ives has returned Whig candidate, Camelfbftt has returued Tory. Penryn has returned Mr. Grenfell, the celebrated political economist; and this, we ...