... aonls alive! Let them have the coarsest stiff— Fifteen penes weak’* enough ! Pina-a-piece to look show, Whig-spread banquets all in a row ! Thu* Whigs stop the pauper's breath. Sava, by ” clamming men to death ! Scraps from British blood and bones ** Brass ...

... WOOD, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, OLD CHAPEL STREET. BLACKBURN, Bega to call the attention SciooLHAvrana. Ac, the anperionty of WHIG LEY AND McMILLANS PRINTED LITHOGRAPHIC HEADED COPY BOOKS, Sold bt Him, Which are now mads Cream Wove Paper, and will found ...

... BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, OLD CHAPEL STREET, BLACKBURN, Bags to call the attention of School* astirs, Ac, to the superiority of WHIG LEY AND MCMILLAN’S PRINTED LITHOGRAPHIC HEADED COPY BOOKS, Sold bt Him, Which are now made Cream Wove Paper, and will be found ...

... ; into what limbo of oblivion, of thankfulness and repose, have fallen the magnificent utterances of former days, when the Whigs had found a mare's-nest at Plymouth, Windsor, or Chatham ? If we could persuade our- selves that there existed in the Cabinet ...

... have certainly had provided for them abundance ol food for cogitation and discussion iv the proceedings of some members of the Whig government during the few mouths that have elapsed siuce its close. The Pre- mier, with that remarkable facility of speech ...

... The sessions opened without the slightest opportunity ou the part of the Conservatives to weaken their fortunate rivals the Whigs, while the Radicals are such minority in the house that they cannot go alone. Properly speaking, the Radicals arc sitting amid ...

... the binges of gladness ! Thou niirror'st my childhood, sweer, beautiful thing 1 And shak'st from the plume of thine infancy's whig Joys dappled witb touches of sadness. 'Tis the thought that the beautiful soon must decay — 'Tis thy features my childnood ...

... the Session we take an extract : — THE MAGAZINES The Whigs as a party are extinct, and, like Ches- terfield and Tyrawley, they don't wish it to be known. The only thing that can keep the Whigs alive in the imagination of the public is to show that ...

... Murfreesborougli. Both bellitferi rta have b en heavily reinforced. EXASPERATION OF THE SOU 111 AGAINST I.MiI.AM). Tbe Richmond Whig eoniaius violent article upon England lor reluaing to co-operate with rance for media tion in America, and says—“ England could ...

... Paris, the rumour that Lord Palmerston was about to visit the Emperor, at Compiegue, is denied. The Herald complains tbat tbe Whigs have had re- course to wholesale bribery at Audover to secure their candidate's election. On the first Tuesday after Parliament ...

... Pahrrmton was supposed be much lem friendly to tbe que of reform than Lord John Russell; and the great, powerful Whig families, without whom Whig government can live —they con live f»r long time without (he great const wen ri.-s supporting them, but not without ...

... carrying out idea they had long cherished. In a former pan said that party feeling was the bane of the borough. The nanu s of Whig, Tory, or Radical are nothing in comparison uith private pique and spleen. We will the Tory parly tho honor saying that they ...