... LORD PALMXRBTON AND WHIG JOBBERY. ITbe following has been forwarded to tw for publication:— TO TIT* B_*»G ASSES OP IWVBE. Lord Viscount Pahaerston, alter his ©nation and instal- lation as Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports, on tho 2i.tb ult^ thus exprrsed ...

... CROYDON. Two rery deoirabie. Diverse/sod Frnehold ;Whig, pleasantly situated in the London Road. MR. CRISPE Is favoured with instructions to Sell by Auction, in Two Lots, at the Mart, Butholomew Lane, opposite the Rank of England. City, on Thursda, Oct ...

... the Whig party. He was greatly patronised by the late King William IV., and had the honour of executing works for him, as well as for the Dukes of Sussex, Bedford, Norfolk, Sutherland, the Vernon family, and almost all the leading men of the Whig party ...

... Crown, irrespectively of their religious opinions. The principle, even when thus limited, did quite as much for the Whigs as the Whigs did for it—for it operated, from first to last, as a bond of cohesion to the entire party. It was the centre of gravity ...

... objection to all who supported Mr. Turner, as well as to those who remained neutral. This is the severest comment upon those Whig journals who have for many weeks attempted to ignore the fact, that the supporter of Lord Palmerston's Foreign Policy (Mr. ...

... they are treated, coupled with their own admitted character for industry, sobriety, and good conduct.—Catholic Telsgraph. THE WHIG CAMPAIGN-UNMASKING THE BATTERIES. (From the Wexford People). We well knew there was something particularly evil coming when ...

... We'll forget the talk incessant— Weary words. Only hoping, when the flying days of our recess are dying, We may shoot our Whig friends flying Like the birds. ...

... We'll forget the talk incessant— Weary words. Only hoping, when the flying days of our recess are dying, We may shoot our Whig friends flying Like the birds. The Press. ...

... VISCOUNT MONCIC. WE are not anxious to be very critical on Lord PALMERSTON'S mode of rewarding his friends. The Whigs have always shown themselves eager recipients of the good things of office, and accept the dictum of the late Sir R. PEEL, that fidelity ...

... nothing bat the iiiaeautarnc (i Lurd A1neck being a nobleman, and having, whilst in pariiamen preved himself a thorougbpaced Whig hack, can accoeut for his nomination to the government of Canada. Possibly, the choice may be an excellent one. 31t have we ...

... reminiscence of days gone by. And he lives on in a vague hops of reviving twiner scenes within his own brief career. The present Whig Government, odious in name to every order of Irishmen, struck out a plan to put down these stroneee t sentiments of human nature ...

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