... They're not worth n d-n ! John Russell is a poor, poor prig, Witll scarce a dram fl' brain . The' sissalicst sasuiple of a Whig 11 '1'lsThe parliamenst can contaiss. I As for Cam Ilobhouse, weho slies CS That tlurocoat vcoritL a fasdei ? 1 }His fate Nvas ...

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... degrade? The Whigs' Laws. What weaken most and stultify Your monarch's liberal Ministry? Their narrow-minded policy i The Whites' Laws, What were invented with a view To bolster up a certain few? 'What are a curse on them and you? The Whigs' Laws, What ...

... O'Counell's speech at Glasgow, in September last ' It is F stid we Radicals make a sacrifice In supporting the Whig ra now; so such thing I the Whigs erow are no more those of five years ago, than the old clothes of five years, service are h now the dandy ...

... present minis- I terialists differ from those of the old Whig leaders. We feel convinced that there is not a single man, who rightly understands what oldVhig principles were, and whvat old Whig policy has been, who still support the Melbourne cabinet ...

... an Earl by the Whigs; Mr Lambtoo-ris brother made an Earl by tire Whigs; Mr Mildmav-his brother-iti- lawi made a Peer by the Whips; Mr G. Byncg-his brother created a Peer by the Whigs: Mr Brodie-his brother created a Baronet by the Whigs; Mr Craig-his ...

... rather, 'if he be a skapeerabe mans be mukt' needs be' ?? Whig or a Tor. 'T'B rersebf the ' .proposition is applied'a, tol BRefornes. 'Ifiao iidia' vidual be Wot a respsetablb man he clnot be a Whig or t*Tory. . SUcb,is the reasoning o'f tied Wjigig. and ...

... I've felt a smart. 'Tsoa first tl e darling Tories bir'd me; Isst lietfont gave a luckless stroke; 'rhnu vith a ptace the Whigs .proeur'd me, Aid all my former friendships broke. puet low a long and lasting anguish For Rreat Sir Itobert I endure; Iuourly ...

... Portugal, his lordship and the Whigs have done their best to become parties to every quarrel; in Poland, where their help teas really needed, it was entirely relused. At this present mo- went, through Lord Palmerston's policy and Whig folly in other departments ...

... sition they take the words 6 Whig gai us~ e by Mr. DEEGAN ,in speaking of the hook, and/,wil. fully misrepresenting them as being intended for a quotation from the bank,' try to make it s5eea'Vnn- likely that 'any Whig would have so written,,., Al this ...

... Bankels, Legs with Lords, will mate a motley Yet sink that mInordifhrer\ev, ant join to Fglht tire oo.e Caime rally, lads butts Whigs and Rlati, aunt lay the Tories low. We ktnow your small'and eilly tousl, hrov trimming arli hnrv tatme, In all your sims sod ...

... pi the Wvant of water for the purpose of irrigation. clenv LICENSED VICTUALLERS.-The disreputable Cach tricks t6 which the Whig government resorts, in order wooc to exaqt the utmost amount of revenue to support their u' crooked policy, is. really astonishing ...