... effect so much for the public weal, which ha 3 produced nothing but failure and disappointment—is numbered with the past. The Whigs °Pened the campaign with flourish of trumpets. There Was to be bran new Reform Bill, to please everybody, d impart new life ...

... out for the Legislature the opening day of tlie Session. The usual stock promises, which are the political capital of the Whigs, was on this occasion considerably augmented. An alliance was promised which was to bind the French and English nations by ...

... widely-extended connections of his lordship among the noble houses of Lcinstcr, Bessborough, Ponsonby, De Ros, and other leading Whig families, and that he has once or twice held an office in the Administration, and also that Mr. Arthur Kinnaird has represented ...

... gentleman's; Rev. W. Temple second gentleman's; W. Newport, Esq., best gold. The visitors' prizes were taken Miss and Rev, Another Whig Job.—Sir Charles Scully has recently been sent out to assist Mr. Wilson, Chancellor of the Exchequer for India, as he wa3 pleased ...

... lsiast in way ministerial triumph there plenty of work out for njieniiig the Session of promises the oliticul capital of the Whig this iiilerably augmented alliance which to bind the nation of eternal amity new constitution waste given which poor country ...

... himself to equity practice; while Ur. Barker is currently rumoured to have devoted himself prioclpally the assistance cf great Whig landlord on the bench of his county. ■apply seeming defect cards are asked for. Titled dames who discoTerno talent at remarks ...

... atfterliter In one of the papers says ►.e a cortege to lit el6ht rooms and on ova of land. It kW Men smarty' that the wont Whig was derived from the initials of the party metro, We hope lo God. A coontrytaan who saw for the ant time • hooped skirt et ...