... GOOD-BY THE WHIGS! A SONG (From Blackwood'* Magazine.) Air— Tatty this Brown. Jag. n Good-by the Whigs departure's hand-— the cry o'er the length awd the breadth land; rc-eeho'd gladness from mountain sad glen, And sounds like sea- 'mid the dwellings ...

... to our dear friends the Whigs, whose custom it is, not only of an afternoon but at all other times of the day and night, to make charity both begin and end at home. beg to be understood that we are here using the term Whig m its longest and most ...

... THE DEFUNCT WHIGS. The CJiaricari contains the following- whimsically absurd description the demise and interment the late Whig Ministry:— The Ministry, which had been for some time indisposed, lay almost speechless in the House of Commons, its articulation ...

... WHIG DIPLOMACY _ WITH ROME THE BUCKS. HERALD. AYLESBU RY, SATURDAY, 19. ON ME, From one end has by this tim e of the kingdom to the other become known the un. worthy to House of Lords, smuggle through the enable her Masr on Monday night, a Bill to STY ...

... ELEGANCIES OF WHIG SOCIETY. (From the Argus.) THE SHICKBOROUGH CORRESPONDENCE. Some think their wits asleep, except they dart out somewhat that is piquant and to the quick. —Bacon's Essays. The following correspondence has been for a considerable time ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE CHINA WAR. (From the Times.) article morning contemporary has suggested the following questions aud coincidents, with which correspondent has favoured us, and which serve to show in a very forcible light the utter futility of the grounds ...

... WINDSOR ELECTION. REVENGE OF THE WHIGS. (From the Times Windsor, July 4. The Whig faction in this town are so angered and annoyed at their ill-success, notwithstanding the gross and wholesale attempts at intimidation they so disgracefully resorted to ...

... THE WHIGS. ** The Whig party, anfortunately for itself, ia out only very small, bat it daily becomes .smaller. Like all other parlies, it has its dirisioos. There are old Whigs and **•* Whigs; moderate Whigs and decided ...

... WHIG MEDIATION. THE BUCKS HERALD. AYLESBURY, SATURDAY, Fbbruart 10. ambassador in the sixteenth century was defined by Sir Henry Wotton to be one sent to lie abroad for the good of his country. But the ambassador of those days has long been superseded ...

... THE WHIG BUDGETERS. Strict the accession of the Whigs to office, we have always endeavoured to guard the popular mind against deception. The Tories we could understand ; the Whigs never. he Tories were comparatively upright in their dealings ; the Whigs ...

... WHIGS AND TORIES. The distinctive epithet of polilit.l parties now tuelcss, a characteristic of the morale of iho»e two contending parlies (or representing the people at the next election ; therefore, we ahall a.iopl numenclslore of our own, for it is ...

... other feeling than that of contemptuous indi guation. Bu: the Aylesbury Ne ws the organ of the Whigs?” ig answered. the question we wish to have Other Whig Do the Lord Lieutenant and Magistrates of this n eighbour. hood, say to this seditious language ...