... LONDON. fHE POET TO THE PARLIIAMENTv- MyI Lords and Gentlemen, who boast Of legislative glories. I crave attontionfrom you all- Whigs, Radicals, and Tories. I don't intend to touch upon The principles ofparties, I only meansin this address, To state what Iilosas' ...

... Campbell resigns his pension which the Whigs granted him after holding the Irish seals for a few weeks. Surely on his appoint- ment as Lord Chief Justice he ought to do so; but as this is evidently another Whig job, it is very likely that he will not ...

... shut him alone in a dark room without any employment. A YEOMAN.-Yes ; it is true, indeed. Our wise, prudent, and economical Whig rulers have appointed an old lady of seventy-four, the Duchess of Gloucester, to be the Ranger of Richmond Park, and an old ...

... wish to have St. Paul's Cathedral removed from its present site, and pitched in the midst of St. James's Park, the obsequious Whigs would forthwith set about its accom plishmnent. ANTI 2 right; there seems to be no hope for Rome or Italy, for it is a mockery ...

... tax in question, which we have reason to believe is in process of collection with more than ordinary severity. The feeble Whigs, doubtless, expect a grand onslaught on this tax next ses. sion, and so they are making the most they can out of it whilst ...

... produces about 1,800,000 a year. We believe that the time is come when this most iniquitous tax must be abandoned, but the , Whigs are a slippery lot, and nothing but sheer compul ,ijon will induce them to give it up. X, Y.--The American dollar is worth ...

... shall appear next week. A CONSTANT SUBSCRIBERYeS. ANxIous.-Never. F. A L.-Pray don't. at and they did go K. totes For' the Whigs were beatn n hyddg out of offJice. | uW. L. B-The boxes were all 7s. on p1r. Macready's .L.t Bwhe.eTs, in the old time, the ...

... millions; and he proposed to raise fourteen millions by Exchequer Bills, which was agreed to after considerable opposition. 7he Whigs have always been bad Budget makers, simply because they have been dishonest ones, using cunning instead of straightforward ...

... are not aware of any screw loose. We consider No. 2 well in, and dangerous if meant on the day. To your last query as a Whig - Yes. W. H. B.-Chester Cup-No. 1, we believe, has been amiss; of the remainder of your lot, we prefer Nos. 5, 6, and 7 ...

... thing is clear,. Sinlce ev'iy.party has its own idea.. . Onle likes Free-trade-another likes Protection, And others thinlk the Whigs are all perfection. This is the case with others in the Senate,, . Yoa know the circumstance before I pen it. This diff'reoc ...

... measures will be for their good There woill be in time a race between the Whigs and the Conservatives as to which shall promise most-and they will actually change places-the Whigs becoming con- servators of their own measures. This is a natural course of ...

... actor on the stage.-BOLTON 'CHRONICLE. BARRYSULLIVAN'S talents are equal to the greatest dramatic achievements.-NORTHERN WHIG. 'We have no hesitation in claesing Mr. BARRY SULLIVAN in the very front rank of the performers of the day. - CORK EXAMINER ...