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... something, and have gained nothing, but the; have lost nothing. The Hon. Charles Compton Cavendish, a whiz, and nothing but a whig—a man whose existence was a nonentity in everything save in giving his vote for his party—has been pitchforked by the Ministry ...

... vecincy is Buckinghamshire. Two caudidolci are already in the Reid?Mr. W. U. Cavendish, the soil of the present usouther, ire the Whig interest, Captain J. R. Ilantiltoo, formerly M.P. for Aylesbury, in the Coatervatire POSS. Corrroponlnnt. To the Ed for of ...

... postman was pasting the house, he was earnestly interrogated by Wan. &Hither is to whether there was a letter for Wm. Upon Whig answered in the negnive, and informed that perhaps the next delivery might 'traduce one, timither requested that the ordinary ...

... have now pinli• from maim into a mow . may wen sins as sr ridto who saviorls rattan of s. was sirs, • striasswatsg Ike was • Whig to *sr he ed ar kr e bid wit ;is kis whital *WM sod show; he wee am Mew sal mist how that to A swig port phi heaven, paler ...

... doubt. But it is said that the express recal of Lord Canning having already been sent out, and disregarded by that spoiled Whig placeman must in turn be disregarded by the Ministry too, and will be no more heard of; whilst, although the Government organs ...

... Portsmouth to penal servitude for Mr. James Coppock, the well-known parliamentary agent of the Reform Club in the intereits of the Whig party, died on Saturday night of an attack of bronchitis. . Coppock, who was about fifty-tive years of age, was only In the ...

... they e'er chance to untack, No good can come to either. The crown is tackt unto tbe church, The church unto the crown. The Whigs are slightly tackt to both, And so may soon come down. Since all the world's a general tack Of one thing to another— Why then ...

... vacancy in Buckinghamshire. Two candidates are already in the field—Mr. W. G. Cavendish, the son of the preseut member, in the Whig interest, and Captain J. B. Hamilton, formerly M.P. for Aylesbury, in the Conservative cause. The Chancellor of the Exchequer ...

... attracted and carried along with the subject as it proceeds. while the lucidity of thetitles pines the visions ocratrresees Whig the . e =eye is all thee Waal redity. Ilke sambas of the WSM. Lion and the public uo doubt retain a gratifying remembrance ...

... Kinis Stag B‘idge ; &tarday,l9th, Mellspark—at a quarter to eleven. The B. V. Harriers will meet on Tuesday, 15th, at Mappowder Whig* ; Satunlay, 18th, at Slarstou Coppice —at twelve. Reatl;no Sleeple Chases will take place on the 29th of December. The Clselkoham ...

... We the orders of Midnin de Jeufone, aud her two sone, and friend, and I took his word that It was ea. He added, --- that it Whig known that WI. Gniliet had been in the non when I vested him on the select, that I oould have a habit of gettieg over the park ...