... tcrs-pound-a:ye,arers the shillings, friends of the goi - i'd their zeal • to cool I. now Whig , _even do - minstlon, ...

... magistrates at the Town-hall, with having been found drunk and disorderly, and ieverall3, fiord in k, the penalty of ha. Wott Or WHIG IMITATION—That Tory Tyrant of a landlord, John Wilson Patten Esq., M.P P. has just made known his intentions towards the tenants ...

... progress of expenses and which must befal us, in consequence of our haying to dandle and suckle this ill-favoured bantling of Whig-Radical retrenchment (I) will be the building of a borough gaol. This gaol they say, is to be erected in Granby-row fields ...

... representation in the county. We understand that Sir James Williams, who represented the county in 183.5. will be started on the Whig Radical interest, and Mr. Balfour, sonsin-law to Lord Dynevor, Lord Emyln, and others, have been spoken of on the Conservative ...

... FREE TRADE. A great commercial question—the question of free trade —has lately been taken up political grounds alone. The whigs adopted it as a desperate expedient; they felt all the old props of their party failing them, and as a last resource they caught ...

... month's solitary confinement. Mary Ann Lingard, charged with stealing at Burnley, one gown, the property of Ann Dyson. Mr. Whig barn had the prosecution. The prisoner had been before convicted' Sin months' imprisonment in Lancaster Castle. _ Margaret ...

... AN EDITOR. [View lb. New Sparting AN Erorronr—borly and big, Clever, and willing, and hearty. Neither a Radical, Tory, nor Whig, But able to please every party. He must not be squeamish, nor over nice In tracing out jobs, root and fibre, He must loathe ...

... county (Lord Londonderry) on the occasion of a public dinner to the Duke of Cambridge. I um utterly astonished at there being a whig mayor, said J—, for I thought they were all Pitt men in that part of the kingdom. Goon FARSIING.—Sambo, is veer master a ...

... changing of places and positions in the Opposition. The more advanced Radicals have determined to separate themselves from the Whigs, and the latter return the compliment. Mr. Gladstone will assume command of the new party, Lord Hartington of the old. The ...

... early proves that the ballot has broken the power of the landlords in Ireland. It is believed that there was a coalition of Whig ard Tory landlords in favour of Mr. Lehmann, who, when he found that he had no chance of acceptance as the popular candidate ...

... exasperated by Archbishop Tait's recent Act (they are not a few) and what is termed the philosophical Liberals. How far the Whig party, with which Dr. Pusey i allied,mayfullow the course indicated remains to be seen. Notwithstanding a cautious denial, ...

... Jeffrey, with whom he took walking tours in the Highlands in 1814 and 1815. and from whom he derived what were then known as Whig principles. After leaving the university he spent some years in foreign travel, and in the course of his wanderings accomplished ...