... heart's ease Till they have gained a glorious victory, Aud therefore are they very dangerous. I'd rather fight some dry old Whig Than staud the brunt with such a Liberal! But come to my right hand—this ear is deaf— Aud tell me truly what thou think'st ...

... STREET, (OMITE HIGHER Maiirr,) Ss MEET, ADJOINING THE ZOWEP VA MET. - Be just and f ear no t ; the airist at 1* thy country's. ?WHIG AL CATECHISM FOE 1808; OP PACTS. BY COCSCILL'A DEEZNAN. be trate.' cow? —Shakespeare. OXE PENNY. William Freeman, 102, Fleet ...

... Eternal Lord. For shame, John Ingle, go 1 I am, dear sir, yours faithfully, J. TAYLOR, 8.D., Head Master, &c, &c. AN EXAMPLE TO WHIG AND LIBERAL LANDLORDS. To the Editor of the Exeter and Plymouth Gazette. Sir,—l am delighted to see in your impression of yesterday ...

... Your old 'iffection free ; You've late acquired au awkward knack Of turuiug back on me. You've honey'i words for faithless Whigs, Who hate you in tlieir heaits. But tho faithful friend of old You've nought but stints and darts. 'Tis scarcely fair, the ...

... commerce, and the good of all classes of the Queen's most devoted subjects. have now to choose between Liberal-Conservatives and Whig-Radical destructives. In the memorable contest betweeu the late lamented Air. Buller, Sir Stafford Northcote, and Mr. Trefusis ...

... DISRAELI, which he or he dt , elinet to tn oppose any rd wawa him leader may chance to bring forward in order to dish the Whigs, and keep office. Under ord:nary circumstances a discsrefusal by a Cabinet Min i s ter to p romise not to oppose declared ...

... with those the electors of Northampton. Tbe opposition to Sir John Pakington in Droitwich is, we aie wtil assured, nothing but Whig-Radical filibuster. The good people of that borough are loi well aware the services already rendered to the nation the War ...

... groans of tortured men his sweetest music, and . lapped blooei like tiger. In the same way the fiist duty a partyhack on the Whig side is to pounce upon Mr. Israeli s address and abose its author. We cannot find mush fault with it. As specimen English ...

... of the Tory party from the year 1828 until the present time, do not sunpose for moment that I am going to assert that the' Whigs and the Liberal party have been blameless, that they have done all they ought to have done, and have not committed serious ...

... the Church of the Future. The Spanish Revolution.—By Vedette Corneliusi O'Dowd.— Walewski—Medical Lecturers.- Misfits.—The Whig Letter. Old and New. The Coming Elections. W. Blackwood & Sons, Edinburgh and London. THE ROCK, every TUESDAY and One Penny; ...

... Colyton ; there, I hear, some thirty years ago trie late Baronet of Shute brought the venerable Earl ? to Shute to raise the Whig furore of that day to utmost, and all the tenantry to a man marched poll as thorough-going Liberals, and Sir William roie wore ...

... result ? return an,/ representatives who w,re not oppo**** o result vf which tea that almost every candidate vno . * , whether Whig, Tory, lieutical, tint at ' ag ainst it been opposed to Grant, and was rtady to fledge J ' —Lo.a stanhope. COMMONS, that So ...