... uncertain that he is now casting about in search of a seat, He cannot be acceptable Conservatives, and he is not an of the Whigs. He has kicked in harness his is in favour with no 3 and with all his ability he as* House, and is hest de- as to allow him ...

... Nursery Rhymes, Fur Statesmen. Sec,e ; FOR A PREMIE. Twaddle, twaddle, littie Pam, While you utter Here I am, Up among the Whigs so high, What a pretty boy am I : FOR A FOREIGN BECKS:CARY. Write letters cross, And threatening force, Yon silly old party ...

... because of the suspicion that the appointment of a Judge and Court of Bankruptcy would bea very big Whig job. Recent events have shewn that the Whigs still. display their’ ancient carefulness for the welfare of their friends; and it is possible that these ...

... army remains; destroy that, and the rebellion is no more. The comments of the Richmond press have not been received, but the Whig, as if antici- the capture, says, come what may, the cause must be upheld. The Despatch svys, even were Mobile, and Richmond ...

... their former tactics and to agitate the question of parliamentary reform. Significant symptoms are already apparent of the Whigs hoisting their colours with the cry of Extension the Suffrage and People's rights, emblazoned on them. Whatever reception ...

... to please their elders. The scenery is, however, magnificent, and the transformation a iCcenvre of theatrical mechanism. The Whig Government evidently feel themselves on their last legs, for they are heaping honours ami bestowing places on their adherents ...

... that he is now canting about in search of sent. cannot be acceptable to the Conservatives, and is not tut adherent of t-'C Whigs. has kicked over the traces, refit-ed run wiih his prrty; and with all his ability favour with no section ili fe House, and ...

... it was upset, and two of them were drowned—Thomas r' Dyer (chief mate) and a seaman. Dyer was picked up, but held e 1 is W-hig- inquest was held last night and, the above facts having been deposed to on oath, a verdict of » Accidentally drowned ...

... acler. He :o the early I fancy I ; he is ilitical bias lid vote for ndependent opposed to the clerici, of pohtics. f our worst Whig party body, are e* will not can; and 24th inst., only just Now, as ■e, therefor®. to another, isk on what »n behalf of briuging ...

... resolved to bring forward the Hon, Mr. de Grey, son of Lord Walsingham, | as a caudidate in opposition to Mr, B. Gardon the Whig sitting member for the division. 1 THE ADDRESS IN THE FORTHCOMING SEssloN.—lt is rumoured that the address to Her Majesty, ...

... Hoare should fail to appreciate the purity of my intentions, nor am 1 in the least surprised that some ot the chiefs of the Whig party in Somerset should tail, as I told they do, to appreciate the candidature Sir Henry Hoare for this division of the county ...

... their boasud independence, were obedient to Mr Brand's whip; some or nine Conservative members were unavoid* - bly absent. The Whigs brought up the maimed and the halt from all part 3 of the kingdom, and saved the ministry by majority of eighteen votes When ...