... that if they were now to advertise for a pure thorough-bred young Whig, : thoy would have as much difficulty in rinding one and rear- | ing him as they would with an infant gorilla. The Whigs, j like certain Eastern potentates, having no issue of their ' ...

... same day, the vessel going down shortly after the itch- left l*r. The crew were afterwards picked up by the American ship Whig* of the Morning, bound to Alex- andria, winch vessel next morning transferred them to the .>/• • . ...

... man's name and Lord John Russell has always maintained that it had the effect of destroying the symmetry Of the Whig measure, und frustrating Whig expectations in the counties. The Duke— the Marquis-stood forward as the county member and farmer's friend. ...

... the Whig party, the Hon. gentleman remarked that it bad been said of the Whig party that there wore outsiders who were fit for office. 1 have heard that. But why ? Let consider little. The reason is ibis, that the old exclusive system of the Whigs has ...

... Major. Weal at k Leda, from ate tows thag was out the at Wiped o'clock. Three ad the Vegas ay (Weal Lwow, Wel. and all INC Whig es awe Me, • lids Gwent I/Totted tad Prim ow the other. The setae lest Owe at Dada Pei. oboe& Moe We wroth-out or Against this ...

... introduced during the late session by one of the Cabinet Ministers, in the name and on behalf of the present Government. What the Whigs gave, the Conserva- tives have taken away. Why, it was but in the middle of last week that the Daily News and some other Liberal ...

... upon the like of Dr. YdHe, again Ici.ca:,, exhausted the triple combination which hS to be necessary m the composition of a Whig Bishop ' Here is one reason against a like appointmentto the seel Lam 'W ' BUPPOSCj V; '' ?? b - v a to DuT And another reason ...

... February, 1801:- . ; Second Capt. T. Webb, half pay, Royal Engineers. AGRICULTURl, &o. TIE HI vxsrT iv IRELA3ND.-The Northera' Whig states that the continued wet weather has clouded the bright prospects ofta bountiful harvest in Ireland. The potato AWseage ...

... Arbwrigtd,.. I , e Taylor, b • act • • F.llabbarst,c Clayton, b • .. I Wide .. .. .. I boil, lb,L. II I ZINOAkI. S. • b Tumor • /Whig, b R. Art .. Z. e Tumour.. R. e I b rlrwroat W. C. Rag., Col. Sather r. W.F., .. S b H. 14 b termer .. 51 k. Lek., et I. b ...

... *wok N. as Act, CoseWaMA, received Imre few s edate L-It Is repeated the d been !appointed Gowns pan e ms ee l a woos Imbed Whig se -At poop. ~ the to la T.'S all be be thu d to word be who • Me rue. wpm! tillsetty. Honig, was whoa sit ' FRIEND IN NERD ...

... being the son of a hairdresser, made answer : So t am, and I am come into the House to give a dressing to the disordered Whigs. A noble lord asked a clergyman once, at the bottom of his table, why the goose, if there was one, was always placed next ...

... after tiara.—Mr. C. mid be saw the whisk driven dean the tows at • &rime seas. He the home ; but whoa it paned him driver was Whig by Theremere is skeet the . said the two deisailents hired his Leese and trap, and mine beak a little bar 11, Mr. Jesse driving ...