... AN OLD RHYME ADAPTED TO OUB OWN TIMES. For twenty yean when out of place, Whig Patriots bawl’d abont Reforms, And stoutly swore, that, change their case. They’d drive the Placemen out by swarms. When in, they threaten’d general rout, But how, good Lord ...

... be a Whig. We might go through the same way all the counties England now returning three members. Lord John Russell's proposal in effect that in each and every one of these, one the three members shall be returned by the minority, that is, be Whig. The ...

... tism and the reverse on the side of the Whig-Radicals. But the victory will not pass without its good effects being visible in other counties. Here was a fair stand-up party fight—the Conservative and the Whig—no coalition, no mixture of principles for ...

... The poll, however, was kept open for each Ward till four o'clock. Leominster Ward election closed as follows— Webb (Whig) 38 Abley (Whig) ..'.'.'''.*.' 36 Cleave (Conservative) 14 Monmouth change was a quiet'puzzie,the key which is difficult ...

... admitted by all, is the almost certainly impending war in the east of Europe. ( From the Morning Herald, Jan. 31. J The Whigs.—The Whig faction has ever been the most selfish which has existed in England since the earliest periods. Even in 1688, an era to ...

... compelled to resign, from a bad state health. It has been stated that had not been treated with proper consideration by the Whigs, bat this assertion believe to perfectly groundless. Mr. Tufnell had been offered a high Ministerial office, but he declined ...

... worshipping in meeting-house; we have not so endeavoured to balance our articles that the public could not tell whether were Tory, Whig, or Radical; we have not so trimmed, that were ha;tl to say whether we advocate fiscal restrictions or commercial freedom: ...

... both members Whig-radical ; and twer y-five return |» | both members Conservativ 5 Tu those places where one | of cach party is returned, | the third member. tis doubtiul which party will In the fourteen places now | j, represented by Whig dicals, the ...

... States, six were given Whigs, and three by >erats. Of the noes, 27 arc fnm non slave-holding States and 68 from slave-holding Stites. All from non slave-holding States, who voted against the motion, are democrats. 11-southern Whigs voted against it, and ...

... ofthe country they predict the entire fusion of the Whig party with the native Americans, which, with the addition of the discontented Democrats, will, they say, restore the southern wing of the Whigs, now entirely shattered the Nebraska Bill, and enable ...

... join in that prayer. It does not involve the absurdity of peace any terms. Ultra-Quakerism may be a fair subject for the wit Whig statesmen carousing over the final departure of inglorious peace; but even that impracticable doctrine—absolute abolition ...

... worshipping » meeting-house; have not so endeavoured to balance our articles that the public could not tell whether were Tory, Whig, or Radical; we have not so trimmed, tliat it were hard to •ay whether advocate fiscal restrictions or commercial freedom: ...