... ANECDOTE OF GENERAL LORD GOUGH. Tue following is from the Northern Whig. As the gallant hLero of the Punjaub is clearly daguerrotyped, we take the iberty of giving his full name above : —** We have received rom an esteemed correspondent the following ...

... short, no public weasure right Unless the \:'.hixs can profit by 't,— Reverse the matter—change the case— Put the same noisy Whigs in Place, Who then 80 jealons w their hour Of Pride und Ministerial Pow'r, From Premier o the lowest drogs OF Council-man for ...

... must, depend on 't, Write as we're paid 10 write—so there's an end on *t. 1f th’ honor'd ‘T'ories will not find us bread, The Whigs and Rads wo hate must do't instead. ‘T'ie only questions with our tribe when fasting L Are, ** who pays best,” and ** what ...

... nding external penl— ai objection tiest put forth by that tried Liberal, Lord Grey, and wnderstood to he shand by the entiee Whig party, was gverruled by a plausble wisquotaiion ot kistorical precedent. The efieets of his measure on the represeniation, ...

... as an Al card. The constituencics have 1o e, They have borue in il o was in their own hands. Ihry hove il Lo seattored Whigs aud Whig B b +ol i vainy, ou Wedaiiing protiored Foually viilhy in o enck t which was fhesly s ahocmakers, th nighmet n viold ...

... ilerbert—we read that by Whig lordship’s * opimonated obstinaey is wischieyouy for the ercdit as well as the safety of the Govern. ‘ment.” Unfortunately, the eountry docs not best “ Russell newspaper, or we might learn what the Whig leader thinks of Lord ...

... the door-mat, but obleege me and be seated. | Bel ove me loth to trouble you, 1 wouldn't move 2 muscle W ere it only for the Whigs, or to save the house of Russell; But we've sacrificed s 0 much for our chenshed Conlition, | That 1 ask this “lectle” from ...

... per Quarter, The Whigs and Lord John Russeil.— Lord John Russdl, on Monday night, asserted that in his arrangement with Lord Aberdeen be bad not thrown over bis friends and follower , but still retained the confidence of the great Whig pariy. We should ...

... must full ; the wish of Abordeen *“To wpare and save it, as wo lov'd our Queen o* And him, und as wae'd pleaso the Lib'ral Whigs, ** Must yield to stern necessity and Figs, *Turkey and trado demand suceess and klory, * Triumph or teamp * exchaims Ih* indignant ...

... THE ‘‘ TiMES,’” Suggested by articles in various Journals. Why shouts the ** Times,” —‘‘ whate’er Whigs do is right”’? Because “tis paid, and earns Whig wages by't.— Why does the ** Times ' the Premier’s secrets know ? ‘ Because it else to Aberdeen were ...

... Papist Koogh sends ‘The public Game-hist to his private tricuds, ‘Thuy paid to putt by Governmental hire, And swoar that all Whig measures all admiro ? Yot uot till by self-int’rest rous’d, was wrong By ('hmunr mado the theme of sugry wong. No watter how ...

... Bill, Newcastle-on-Tyne, died at his seat, Whitefield-hall, on Wednesday, in the 75th year of his age. He was a steady old Whig, and was much respected ia the Uouse of Commons. Ox Friday 115 of the sick and wounded who landed at Portsmouth from the Hydaspes ...