... THE WHIGS & THEIR AYLESBURY PURCHASE. We shall really very soon begin to pity the Whigs, so puzzled and troubled dv they seem to be with their new acquisition. Even success too dearly bought in some places and at some times. The mere election-bills themselves ...

... soon be inquiring, what will the Whigs do in reference, to those topics of absorbing interest—the Question, and the Distress of the Agriculturists of England Now, we confess that we greatly distrust tbe family Whig Cabinet, both from its antecedents ...

... the Whig candidate, even although, contrary the usual custom, and indeed to law of Elections, his very agents were sent as a reserve corps to swell the poll. If all these efforts were really meant not so much to vanquish Houghton as to show Whig strength ...

... party to a compromise by •which the Whigs might perhaps be saved at the expense of the religion and honour of the nation. Dependant for their very political existence on the smiles of the Court, the mere political Whigs—the little Lord John and his clique— ...

... LITERATURE AND SCIENCE. TILE MOTHER'S LIST SONG. Coninesta. near blowing ▪ hear k To the knd arl.e 7n5 t going! We Whig !spend neon TV the land sinless saris tin 1 Ito .7 bort to row learning Wei (Tow sway by or In.) Farm- Ag Sat we'll Where tie waters ...

... principles. which we have lived to hear so commonly from Whig mouths. course the great staple argument on the Ministerial side of the debate will be that favourite and creditable topic of Whig security, the supposed impossibility of any other Government ...

... held aloof froo• the Liberals have united with them—the recent election for this borough proves to what extent. In 1847th? Whigs were in a decided minority in the borough and hundreds—in 1831 they comprise a large majority of the voters. In 1847, a Liberal ...

... have any occasion to quote theri. But the following paragraph so exactly confirms our testimony as to the proceedings of the Whig party and the secret source from which its supplies were drawn at the recent Hection, that we are tempted to transcribe it ...

... Earl of Lincoln now succeeds to the peerage, and the Falkirk burgle will, of course, be declared vacant. A candidate is the Whig interest has already beep spoken of in the Arson of Mr. George Loch, son of Mr. Loch, M.P., chairman of the Forth snd Clyde ...

... is any between the two, it is that Calvert is a Reformer fur the sake the Whigs, and lioughton a Itatormer to spite the It - higs; the former being desirous to continue the Whig policy, the latter to bid against it with somewhat stronger measures. For ...

... week distinctly proses. In 'speaking of Mr. Calvert's retuat, be says ;-- It is certainly a avenge and deplorable fact that • Whig Anti-Agriculturist has bees returned for • Borough. in which the Conservative sod Agricultural Interest has the decided pr ...

... Lieutenant, as the head of the Magistrates ci the County, by virtue of his office. It might suit the aims and ends of a few Whig schemer-j to persuade his Lordship to express such desire for the office as would ensure the offer . lm> But we have much mistaken ...