... . ' '■ j One word to Whig-Radical in the city York. this contest, in which the candidate was professedly ' independent, he was supported the influence of two ' aldermen (the Messrs. Meek) and several councillors of the Whig-Radical party, who migrated ...

... showing a sum of £1,376,994 j increased expenditure in this single branch of \ Government patronage. -No wonder that the crop whig lawyers seeking seat Parliament is as j plentiful as blackberries. ...

... orator, the foremost Irishman of bis day the champion of civil and religions liberty, the Whig, the Irish chancellor of the Whigs, the man whom all hit countrymen the Whigs most delighted to honour, or whom they showered their favour and their patronage, not ...

... garotters and prigs, And join in a toast, boys, to him we love most, boys, Long life to Sir George, and success to the Whigs ! ...

... variety here, and can match every shade of political opinion, from the very lowest Radical up through Whig-Radical, extreme Liberal, moderate Liberal, pure Whig, and Conservative Liberal, which is about as high as can carry you. But you must first decide on ...

... Conservative party, because he hud behaved like a true John Bull under difficulties. He would aiso have the support of tbe Whigs, for promoting such men as his late colleague Mr. fit run to the House of Lords, i At Greenwich it will be seen that Mr. Townsend ...

... a Liberal for tbat riding, and not as Wbig. He never was a Whig, that strange animal which ought to be stuffed and put into a museum, but he waa a reformer. He proceeded to satirize the Whigs, and to contend that the noble lord, John Russell, is a very ...

... since Mr. Paiker was rejected, that the extreme Liberal party would be broken up; and now ■>trong effort is being made by the Whigs to once more get the town into their hands. Mr. Leader and party h«te Mr. Hadfiel l, and no good friends of Mr. Roebuck; they ...

... the Queen's service, after having hold office fur so maiiv years under a Whig Minister. We believe the next session will, hi - mover, solve the ntystery, and the quondam Whig Comptroller of the llou-ehold, having succeeded to thu peerage and berent° ...

... Fitzstephen French, whose bark at Lord Palmerston is worse than his bite ; and the Whig, Mr. Edward Stillingfieet Cayley, who, after having so long, and for a Whig, so well, represented North Yorkshire, will, at tbe coming election, if the Tories do ...

... that tbe rule for a new trial ought to be discharged. Rule discharged accordingly. An April Fool.—Dr. Barker, of the British Whig, confesses to having played off a rich trick on Mr. L'Annitage, of the Kingston Herald. The way (he story goes is, that the ...

... wounded. VTesteTday night week, th e of musketry was incessant—not bhu?k cartridge, but ft charges of ball and shot. The Northern Whig has Deel tne y formed that whtfe the troops were clearing the streets, pursued the crowd at the bayonet's point, and {hat ...