... SEAWARD V. WHIG JIT. Mr. Lush applied to the Court for a rule to show cause why an order of Mr. Justice Williams, for holding the defendant to bail, should not set aside. It appeared, from the affidavit of person named Charntie, upon which the order had ...

... 7 h , tiz , a 111. sutler aide, and suitable to the abort., or almost any The 11111.1' 17 ',ars it run Kent only the %hole whig•h lgi Ansount required leave, and pos.eratun, is a our Lint Apply at the Au,, • tioneer's Others, 25, Old•street. street, near ...

... inducements and causes, that the Whigs really were unlucky, somehow, and the Tories born with a political gold spoon in their mouths. There is something to be censured in this; but more to be pitied. And row that the Whigs have a surplus, we are perfectly ...

... inducements and causes, that the Whigs really were unlucky, somehow,, and the Tories born with a political gold spoon in their mouths. There is something to be censured in this; but more to be pitied. And now that the Whigs have a surplus, we are Perfectly ...

... inducements and causes, that the Whigs really were unlucky, somehow, and the Tories born with a political gold spoon in their mouths. There is something to be censured in this; but more to be pitied. And now that the Whigs have a surplus, we are perfectly ...

... particulars. It is not the least so, inasmuch as it was attended by a great muster of the Whig officials, and given by a member of that profession for which the Whigs have the least possible affection. The new Lord Mayor of Dublin is the Editor of the Weekly ...

... though not less•objectionableovhen it is remembered, that they are Whigs (American Whigs, who resemble your Tories), and have learned to see everything through Whig optics. Now, the Whigs of this country think that banks and tariffs are to be the salvation ...

... meditates so daring, and to all appearance, so objectless a post. His last set of principles approximate more closely to the Whigs than to their ancient and inveterate enemies; .a.nd much as he may envy them their , official honours, his ambition would seem ...

... of great number of Irish peers and members ot the House of Commons—Whigs, Conservatives, and Repealers. The names of the most ultra-Tory peers are placed beside those of leading Whigs and Repealers. In fact, the signatures already ri*ceive ...

... followers, is unanimously elected by the county of Worcester. _ Next, we have a Whig candidate,—Sir M. -CHOLMELEY, and his course is a still stranger one. Brought forward by the Whig party, as their representative for the county of Lincoln, he commences his ...

... manual being affixed to a commission is at least premature, although the subject has undoubtedly engaged the attention of the Whig Government. ...

... DOUGLAS JERROLD'S WEEKLY NE WSPAPER. he liked the whigs, and would support Lord John Russell if he gave the people of Ireland food. But if Sir R. Peel gave food to Ireland he would support Sir Robert Peel. If he found the parliament would not give adequate ...