... profitable dodge / Even so soon will Whig place-jobbers be moved by the kick unce- remonious, and quit office in consequence thereof. As brother Jonathan 6ay_, we are just now in a pretty considerable fix. The Whigs have com- fortably established themselves ...

... there were many | individuals in the country who gave the Whigs | credit for that lofiy disinterestedness to which they I laid claim. At length, however, the portals of office were opened to the Whigs in 1830, and iheti j the bubble burst ! In a very short ...

... this the unblushing Whigs cry out that the new Ministry is adding to the national debt ?? If enormous impudence could pay up enormous deficiency, the Whigs would be first-rate financiers. We always thought and said that the Whigs, as a body, were traitors ...

... o'Clock. BRADFORD ELECTION. By Extraordinary Express. CLOSE OF THE POLL AT FOUR O'CLOCK. Wilberforce (Tory) . . r.__ Busfeild (Whig) ?? 528 Majority for Busfeiid . . . -5 ...

... SANDWICH ELECTION. By Express. ANOTHER DEFEAT OF THE WHIGS. SANDWICH, Tuesday Evening, Six ?? The Whigs have been again defeated, and Sandwich as | well as Nottingham is lost to them. Mr. Lindsay has been , returned by a majority 0 f 46 over Colonel Fox ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE ELECTION (By ExrnEss.) ?? (From our own Reporter.) ?? T i?_L TRIUMPH—RESIGNATION OF in._. WHIG CANDIDATE, MR. HANBURY TRACY. NEWPORT, Monday, Half-past Twelve. From my previous letters you will have been prepared for ie success of Mr. OcUvius ...

... ed to us fron, another quarter; and in that brief period Whig meeting have been convened, and Whig turmoil made the ordei of the day, Whig aldermen compelled to eat their own words, and Whig partisans have appeared in battle arm*, against each other ...

... vithout opposition in the room of six influential Whig Radicals. This day's election gives the Conservatives thei irst majority on the council. They have their work to do— he Liberals, after the approved Whig fashion, having ex- pended 20,000/. during their ...

... were tired of the Whigs, who had one great maxim, of' making promises which they never intended to perfo.m. I They were the false Whigs of 1831 who had destroyed the j constitution of this country, which was established by the ! true Whigs in 1689. (Loud ...

... ! Oh ! the Whigs, the poor Whigs shall ne'er govern again ! I When they want our sweet voices, all smiles and submission W;th the Sovereign People they riot and revel, But the sovereign people receive their dismission When the Whigs once get in ...

... and all the convivial room's with which this town abounds are converted into scenes of' the grossest personal attacks. The Whigs have added to the flame by preaching up exclusive dealing, which doc rine' they are resolved to carry out. They actually place ...

... —♦ DEFEAT OF MINISTERS IN BIRMINGHAM. (By Express.) (From our Correspondent.) r BIRMINGHAM, Monday Night. The Whig Government has lost its importance and all its influence in Birmingham. An immense majority, consisting of two to one at least, have decided ...