... Shells, ’ ,h--faces,” “Know-nothings,” “Nigger worshippers,” “Black Republicans,” Ac., have dons duty, with such words Whig#,” ** lins Whigs,” “ Federalists,” “Nullifiers,” “ Democrats,” and numerous other phrases, to designate the various divisions and s ...

... Tb« defeat Mr. Look* Kiog's motion for £lO County Franchise, will hare wirprieed one, bat it has greatly annoyed many. The Whig Cabinet has attempted to ahelve the whole question of Reform, and it la humiliating to men. who, daring long life hare espoused ...

... student at Lincoln'a-inn. Ilia means were narrow, but counteyman, Serjeant Spankio, had the direction of the then organ of tha Whigs—the Morning Chronicle and by this influence was enabled earn auffleient inoome to maintain him gallery reporter—an engagement ...

... THE BELFAST TOWN COUNCIL. At meeting of tbs BsUsstTowa Council, on Saturday, the teport of tbs proeesdlßcs of which la tbs Whig looks, very like the pease of Dames' veb. tbs following seen* occurred Mr. Rea: Am I not to be allowed to speak against certain ...

... this post, was far from being popular at the South, and has iio political strength there now of any importance outside the old Whig parly Virginia. His position with Ills own people is trying one, and must looked upon simply m the right arm of unscrupulous ...

... his public'car**r in th« Lower House, voted all occaMons with tb* Whig party; and. although an unfrequeot speaker in the I louse Peer*, invariably supported the views and measures th* Whig Governments. death of his father, in October, 1839. he succeeded ...

... A FUNNY EDITOR. The editor of the Kentucky Whig, published Mount Sterling, haying set forth on a Journey, the gentleman left cnaige of the offlee thus announced to the readers of the Journal his temporary Investiture of the robes editorial are happy to ...

... of great and varied accompliohmenU, and took much plcaeure in the ciilti\ati a of hie literal ta«teii. a politician t-t the Whig psrtr, l.ut never Ux-k any very active |>arl in politic*, lie was a mao of excredingly amiaMe manner, and was held high esteem ...

... and perfect the gift* which nature has lavished upon him. Bis oratory was admired Whigs when was Conservative ; and it is admired by Conservatives now that be is a Whig, and ** something more.” I listen.-d the right hoo. gentleman for four hours without ...

... were advocating, but only extended the Twer the classes already m power- The contest for power had heretofore been between the Whig* and oriea, but now tha moneyed arlstocracv was also contesting with them for place, and if they got the tadding Influence ...

... one of the f Bu-maparte by first marriage. Ufl l the death >-f the great Napoleon, at St. Helena, 'Vyrte, thru ardsn*. young Whig, left Kmtlainl, >vith the inteution visiting the illustrious pri-ooer at St. Helena. bruited his intention frivly, Mid Pome ...

... year* they have taken his word faithful promise, the only rea».>n they have not met in their might, and demanded from a rotten Whig Government the the pledge given When drones in the hive consume and destroy all tin hooey, the industrious bee* demand that ...