... THE COUNCIL AT TURF. truce to the quarrels of Tories and Whigs, We're off for a holiday merry as grigs; From the musty old Guildhall with glee we go, To snuff the sea breeze which at Turf doth blow ; The magistrate's dignity, alderman's pride. And ...

... contains very large proportion of good old Whig members of good old Whig families —but members who have in all times stood by the country and its liberties, at times when those liberties were in danger. Any man may be Whig in a good sense, and yet may be a good ...

... Jb $ e Ireland, and, perhaps, one or two bishoprics- wJ IJ the Chief Baron Pollock, nor Chief Justice dere resign while the Whigs are in office, but is di*Pt that both would place their judicial seats jQ & of Lord Derby. This evening the clubs is, that ...

... advice and profit, If on your head you've too much weighs. Ask me to take some off it. Try our Half-Guinea Zephyr Hat- No matter Whig or Tory— You'll say Reform in heavy Hats. Brings universal glory. F. THOMAS, PRACTICAL HATTER, 17, .QUEES STREET, EXETER. BEST ...

... Cabinet, we think it more probable that a dexterous motion for Parliamentary Reform would lead to the reinstatement of the Whigs next February, though we don't see what the reformers likely to get by such a motion, except a return to office. Perhaps a ...

... landlords of the power of controlling the legislature of the country. Lord John Manners, the poet of the middle ages, besought the whig landlords piteous accents not to abandon their order by adopting bill which would limit the landed interest to its fair share ...

... yesterday morning. There and others ready to take ft cause of law and order, and no B P_h_**« The Adullamites are to The Tory-Whig being. th c rubers either to the Cabinet or Bill 9,y of chicf > according to report, \ • Party who do not like the Se Jt ble ...