... WHIG, TORY, AND RADICAL Tit E Tories of our borough and hundreds arc unusually annoyed because when an election comes round a junction is effected between Whigs and Radicals. Of course it must be very aggravating to them. particularly when the Liberal ...

... own level. Whigs love to manage matters quietly Radicals like to have disturbance. Respectability is the object of Whig worship and of Radical abomination. Whigs desire to supplant the Tories—Radicals would gladly crush both Tories and Whigs together. ...

... CRICICZT. A was played oa mood. is Jose 211 ed, between eleven of raverdsass and et the Whig We were phased to see is present is the seaside, ; there some very good play too both sides. The h tbe awe:— ...

... like on coffee, it reduce the surplus to the usual Whig incubus, a deficiency, and thus have to saddle the country with the Income-tax, as the easiest means of making both ends meet. The tactics of the Whigs are transparent. ithout the Income-tax there is ...

... amending | generation will find nothing constitution will be destroyed The eclipse will | attempt to improve it, and past two in| Whig rule may land the eo | ou Evrorz.—The 4 at the Larze Hi; of the in a short tim to be tra efore the ash this +, and looked upon ...

... the event of Mr. Beth ell's elevation, remains to be seen. Surely Mr. has the strongest claim to the grateful support of the Whig clique in return for the valuable services which he conferred on them by his timely retirement at tho last Election. We trust ...

... ner could more sovereiga con’ theie adopted advocate. The matter is, that itis useless for for sympathy ta the Whig mi effectual vid from Whig m We hat is do be done with among the evils stands their arb treatuent of the Colonics, Ux Karl Grey, th genius ...

... will appear interchanged as the plaintiffs and defendants in certain actions of defamation. The issue fairly offered to the Whig agents, and on their acceptance of it hangs the last rag of their character. Let us see what Mr. says of each member of the ...

... being rather political than judicial. new Election for Aylesbury will, of course, result from these changes. The defeat of the Whig Solicitor-General would be a triumph. Telegraphic Dispatch from Marseilles.— The Overland Mail.—The Indian mail, which left ...

... of Bucks, Oxon, and Berks. Each has its incubus M.P ' its Peelites Norris and Harcourt, its trim' ming Pusey, and its heavy Whig Cavendish Each sleeps restlessly under its own nightmare and struggles to shake off its legislative burden! The nightmares ...

... RELAND EMIGRATION FROM Northern Whig savs :—‘“‘In addition to the 270 emigrants who left Belfast in the Sir Colin Campbell, for New York, on Saturday, the fine American ship Mary Annah, con- veyed about the same number from our quays on Thursday The Mary ...

... comn com promis either their hon pendence. Happily, by the cor ed, the great caaservative p. disunion, aud West Kent will trem whig-radical misrepresent Mr. Eledges axud the We give in another eolumn a than we were able to obtain of the of Mr. Hodges, ou ...