... reign may be made secure, and the whig possession of place and pay prolonged, if not perpetuated. Tbe whole affair is piece of outrageous political swindling from the beginning to the end, and will entail upon the whigs even an additional load of disgrace ...

... because the Beading men have recovered their senses—but to the Hon. T. Erskine, (of the Bankrupt Court,) because be is not a Whig M.P. Thus it appears that Lord Melbourne is determined not to risk his easy chair at the Palace by the loss of a single 'int ...

... to justify the assistance rendered by the American “sympathisers” to the Canadian rebels. The antl-prote&tant policy of the whigs and the alarming consequence* to the country are accurately described; and tnc duty of good statesmen to uphold the church ...

... present state of the matter, which is complicated, it is difficult to say which party is to blame in the election returns—the Whigs or the Van Burenites. The populace are all on the Van Buren side. The accounts in the papers are contladictory ; but we gather ...

... who compose the present But, above all, we congratulate the country on the continuance of the whig ministry in office, and the brilliant prospects of the whig party. They have had a long trial, but a most miserable failure. They were carried into Down ...

... ministers are bnsiljr engaged repairing «bicb, under the specious pretext of economy, they have from time time committed. A whig Admiralty abolished that most valuable institution, the Naval College in Portsmouth Dock-yard, and disbanded the Marine Artillery ...

... Kirkcudbright. in the room of the late Mi. C. Fergusson, will take place to-day, at Kirkcudbright. Mr. Murray, of Broitghton, a Whig, is the only candidate. . . Southey, the Poet Laureate, will, it is stated, be married, next June, to a literary lady of c ...

... m. There is a report, that the Senate of the State, which, you will recollect, is decidedly Whig, held a meeting on Saturday, and sent a message to the (Whig) House of Representatives, sitting at Wilson's. The result we do not know. The earnest desire ...

... mtHtraful sympathy of all. Besides which, the kindneMof his . • at the heart, and the courtesy of bis manners, were such as endear whig people alii! omce—oPHNO BIC« _ him, iu no ordinary degree, all with Whom wu ec,u«ioied. of cuitom—the beggar of yet no-lAs ...

... about thirty miles at clock, p.m. There is a report, that the Senate of the which, which, S aturda y , recollect, is decidedly Whig, ( e ld a meeting on and sent a message to the big) House of Representatives, sitting at Wilson's. The roesult w e do not ...

... prescribed period of time. The whig return judges, perceiving all opposition to the illegal course 0 f their opponents unavailing, met together, and finding from all the returns, including those objected to Mr.* Inokhsoll, that the whig candidates were elected ...

... Manchester journal- of Saturday the cxamiuaUon on the previous day. There are not two opinions of any party, whether tory, whig, torch-light men, as to tuo special bungling displayed on tne mvos'igation, and committal on such evidence would, it is thought ...