... the star of the Whigs will then be t seen setting for ever, and, not only will the place- hunters get with all expedition from under a falling house; but the purses that are now open for elec- tioneering struggles, in hopes of the Whigs keeping I thei ...

... passions end prejudices are unconcerned, compunction in rebels to weild the weapon of the Whigs, records the bitterest satire on the Government scheme. These victims of Whig agitation turn with disgust from re. ducing to beggary our rural population. As agricul- ...

... HISTORY OF THE WHIG COM3IISSIONS. ftnm tie Argus— Continued. ) fe'ames of all the Locust Commiwroncra, Secretaries, and Clerkt, with the amount of monio» received whether for Salaries or for the Job. The vhole alphabetically arranged and prepared from ...

... has arrived at Toulon to take the command of the squadron of reserve. Reported Changes. — lt his whispered about among the Whigs that Lord Ebrington is to leave Ireland, and to take the place of Lord Normanby at the Home Department. That Lord Normanby ...

... with your I am, Gentlemen, your very obedient servant, R. GORDO The Belfast Flour and Bread Company, Belfast. —Northern Whig. SINGULAR FOUGERY The copies of the Eng. Met curie (the earliest English newspaper) in ■ the British Museum have been discovered ...

... petition for a Repeal the Corn Laws. The attendance was very large, amounting from 6,000 to B}ooo8 } 000 persons, consisting of Whigs, Tories. Radicals, and Chartists, several of the leaders of the latter occupying the steps, which always serve as hustings ...

... appointment of Major Wemyss, as Chief Constable of the County of Durham. Reported Changes.—lt is whispered about among the Whigs that Lord Ebrington is to leave Ireland, and to take the place of Lord Norraanby at the Home Department. That Lord Normanby ...

... by the Church in this town has been a high and impottaat one. After the unfortunate events on the 26th of December when the Whig* and Dissenters wen prevented by ths mob from claiming for themselves an exetoaive sympathy with the poor, the Church determined ...

... weeks sine*. At the resent election in Maasachusets, a father and son were opposed to each other, the oue being the other a whig. The son beat the father nine votes, the being for S. Spiagaa, sen., SMO: for 8. buraxue, juu. 31M9. Hopkins paraphrased the ...

... each party Intending to support lists previously agreed upon among themselves. The Tories and the hackney ranch? did the Whigs, Radicals, and Chartists, by HE.. *» parties were signally debated, notwithstanding the iacessaat clamour which they as.?*l-JEI ...

... future keep their places. Bat why was not Dr. Baker at this meeting? Why, verily, as may be hoped, because le has Mole sense. Whig ?? he is, he knows well a Drainage Bill would do little towards mnaking the abodes of' the working classes mere ceinfortable ...

... upon the part of the late e A ?? for the Tories with the index of Og feeling exhibitedin the heartless countenance of the ?? Whig-Att*7oey-General-if the decision between id Wig and Tory at the moment had been left to me, I le should have decidedperhaps ...