... nearly atiou proes. From >le to state cording to pated that Whig and cter of the we believe the vote, and 1 Whig or term gress is of Whig, and die princiquestion. )pposition the House Whigs, had a de-1 carrying first lime. Vhig. We usetis, in 10th inst ...

... Times . Radical . 12,750 Wesleyan Times . Radical, Dissenting . 9,000 Gardener’s Chronicle . Neutral . . 6,700 Observer . . . . Whig 6,500 Bell’s Life . Sporting, Liberal . 5,600 Lady’s Paper . - Neutral 5,000 Morning Advertiser, D.M. Radical, Organ ‘of Pub- ...

... inapplicability to auy time or purpose. Since then what single circumstance has followed to im- prove or alter tbe Whig Radical position, or Whig-Radical capacity ? The Duke brings back tlie Cabinet to place and pay, aud the first subsequent announcement is ...

... heart and ready ' Beheld himself, with 1 * Towards Whig enable A week of Mountain-la 1 . That passed and broMt A week combination* That never Till c'en Whig statesmen*^ If they were in j*W And c'en Whig states**^ Knew not if they were And then when gossip ...

... are likely to start— three on the Whig, and as many on the Democratic side. In so tar this country has any interest in the strife, the recommendations and drawbacks of the candidates are pretty equally balanced. The Whigs are wedded to commercial protection ...

... him that Cobdei. Cumberland; and the Whigs, knowing his weakness and ambition, intend to make all they can of him. He is, forsooth, Champion fixed to contest West Cumberland at the next Election ou Free Trade and Whig-Radical principles. has swallowed the ...

... One Full House. Full House makes . . One Defeat. Defeat makes . . One Large Minority. 20 Minorities make . . One Whig Ministry. 1 Whig Ministry makes . One regret the death of Sir Robert Peel. Angling Extraordinary. Lord Peter, potentate of the angle— ...

... become so accustomed lately smooth water does not offer suffice |J;J though should recollect that it has J't bagging tbe old Whig shore, ami being ,{ far enough out, that he has already c j l Dropping nautical allegory, we mus' J,jW'. cere regret the miserable ...

... lawyers ig lawyers, who have instances, tenacious of last bit of Whig nepotism by the Lord Chancellor of ontagu Wilde, to the regis- Mr. Wilmot conveniently he ci devant attorney, who Whig clique, and who by )'Este, accounts himself as has proved himself ...

... customary allowance for Whig shabbiness. Our readers are aware that some months ago a not very ploasant correspondence took place botween Lord John Russell and Sir Charles relative to tho slight wliich gallant Admiral conceived tho Whig Ministry to have put ...

... YeV cl Sunnier to exercise jurisdiction over. JiiS ...

... (obtained pioba from some Whig underling on the look-out favour); and the other by her Majesty sending Lord Stanley at 2 o’clock on Saturday aflerno* immediately after she comprehended how the mat stood. The whole manoeuvre was worthy Whigs, and lit'y terminates ...