... party, not at all discouraged their recent defeat, arc taking steps to form an association for the purpose of extending the Whig interest to such extent to make sure of returning one of their party at subsequent elections. Tho request by the Senatus of ...

... King and Mr. Baines. This probably is more especially the duty of those who are to enfranchised ; but as the aristocratic Whigs helped the middle classes in 1832, it will be no more than just that the middle classes should help those under and beside ...

... principles enunciated by Mr Hubbard. Mr Milner Gibson, too, was not there, fact full of significance; and it amusing to notice bow Whigs and Tories brush shoulder* with each other in the division lobbies. Supporting the Government, find side side Mr Baillie Cochrane ...

... heaven will sparkle in their eyes morn. And stolen graces all their ways adorn. —Proton Chivnide, MASSES versus ASSES! OR, THE WHIGS DANG O’ER MV DADDY, O! Upon out ancient Borough Town The day cam’ in wi’ noise, Wi’ flags paradin’ up and down, And crowds ...

... of Liberal governments. »u that they had aCo [ , ma j,. i, very strong observations which you -ervalive vote emergcneies and Whig patronage douUt „ t 1„ anothe- column. The aceusaliuns when places fell vacant. Had they been somewhat w | |, | , nl „q however ...

... Through Lbw TM Time down In ibis Title slki tM Trak. Sr. Wended to &put from, sad at. diarist Butler; but the comet dust Moo Whig kept ell eirsmostmcm. do tbry Mid Mem. responsible Mr dory. PERSONAL LUGO LOB. Gelb wiled liaggage Inn be 'Bowed to emit Ist ...

... Six Team old, accustomed to Saddle and Single Also, Stylish the raim PHOTON, with Lamps, showy and good Har- ums, Rug, and Whig. The Hone may Sold alone. To be seen at 19, Hcwtlt Braaar. F«WT FOB. SAM. A BAY PONY, about 13 bauds, the property of gentleman ...

... seat, but it so happens that his present constituency in Bodmin have an aw kward habit of voting inconsistently—sometimes for Whigs and other times for Tories, so the Ministry thought they could not trust a seat their hands, and for high state reasons would ...

... aMertained, stand thus —Liberal papers 50 Conserrative Independent 20; Neuter, 128. No distinction is here made between Liberal and Whig, Liberal and Radical; between Conservatire and Liberal Conaerratire or Tory. The says the Ladies who think the newspaper is ...

... IRE LAN U. Th* DE**TO\!rT a Breach of Case. The Northern Whig, in reporting a trial the instance Mary Millan, drnaamakcr, against William MHmnnnU, a farmer, gives the following description of defendant, who in the counsels seat daring the trial— waa one ...

... (teeing), Craigierar, and Keith (feeing); 27, /darner!' (teeing, de.), New Abet-lour. Kildrurmny (teeing), and Olenkin ty (Whig); 28, Mintlaw, Rothiemay, and Peterhead ; 29 , Tarland (cattle), New Pitaligo, and Josh; 30, Fife-Keith; 31, Wick. ...

... Whu Cu the longest poy. But is it trim to reel. onr time (Nor is that the rhien, In games Chet ran do neither grid, And may Whig Loth to ip ir f Thrnw up your earth, ploy up mint, ♦nd testis this fruitless I■bout Th•re's Leiter work for each to do Torn ...