... as they would barase fAew / et o e e érs wil i ; ‘ Better turn honest men lhn‘o: e | Ourselvos coudomn'd although we're Whigs. If Whig can be declar'd & dunce Or kuave, and bave his wishes croee’d, Better throw up the cards at once, Our gumne of Brag and ...

... 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 ...

... night-mare on the nation’s bosom press'd, That ne’er will let it have a penceful rest ! ABZ [For the Northampton Herald. ] ON THE WHIG DOURLED INCOME AND MALT TAXES. What ! doubly tux’d our Income and our Malt ! Tis paying dearly for the Premier's fault.— A ...

... APPRENTICE HAND. (From our Submarino Correspondent. ) Oftice, June Sth. 3. 45 a.w. Up with your hats Whit-Monday rev’llors ! seo Whigs and Free-tradeo again in victory ! The plan was seeret, but we knew it all, ‘Though we sard nothing tll the city’s fall. Our ...

... would have said just what Mucaulay did—+ %-Isc offe Whigs, well; but of not, lhl that Lord Lansdowne and hi well, eighteen months agro, | had just elected wore rey Lord Derby than to follow have the Whigs. They L.li fnends of Nir Robert Peel | elections ...

... one can doubt thut, i l.on'?lubn Lomes for seversl years i one of the principal Scholastic | Russell polled the whole army of Whig placemen, they vashments i Parie, would have saul just what Lansdowne, Grey and ems moderate. References to Ministers and Parcats ...

... and country. Few can bave forgotten the Affghan war, so recent and so disastrous, begun and lost by Lord Auckland and the Whigs. The massacre of Cabool and the destruction of the army under General Eiphinstone were the natural fraits of the ignorance ...

... with a metaphysical theory or & rehigious Institution as when rallying a national foible o ““chatting’ the weakness of falien Whig. For an illustration of this truth we will go only to the lectures on Taste in these cheap re-prints, lectures which we have ...

... 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 ...

... ever-present guestion, which has received o memorable 4 form— How is the Govermaent of Eng- Landd 1 e carried o We observe that the Whig- Radical Barotet, at one pont in his harangae, tnding himself inconseniently interrapted with erics of * Divide et fall wot ...

... souls, cl eted by the body to which they belong, and mayors are to be ex offici members of those boards. Of course with the Whigs though ' not improperly, peehaps, i this case wmspectors with wissioners, the st clause of the report was, atter o long and ...

... or the pulpit. Mis sole title to a mitre consists in bis Whig connection. As the last Bishop was a Tractarian, it was to be expected on Coalition principles, that the present one would bea Whig. We believe that Lord Aberdecn’s part in the matter is c ...