... to dissemble the disaster, however much their soreneis may exhale in complaints of defection. It is uniy the Whig organs, and still smaller Whig parasites prate of mural triumphs' sod substantial success.' The great l'alinerstunian journal has sufficient ...

... THE WHIG MOWRY. A Private Letter frota London, dated 4th March, says :— In spite of their blunders, such as the New. port and llonteagle business, the Whigs are eertsisely firmer in their seats than they have been for some years; and 1 hare not met a ...

... WHIG SONG, ED TO BE WRITTEN BY ONE CERTAINLY NOT BY KING JAMFU THE FIRST OR KING JAMES TIM MTH, BUT PROBABLY BY ONE UP TIME ROUSE OF kTUART. TONR Sheriff Muir: There's some say that they're Whigs, Aud same say that we're Whigs, And some say there's nae ...

... Whig Confeasions. We oleverve with pleasure the frankness with which the Liberal journals concur in acknowledging the reverses sustained by our cause in these elections. No attempt is made at mystification. From the moment tllat the result became evident ...

... ones. There were Whig aceesions in the esrly days of the French Revolution. There were Whig secessions in 1.17. There were others in 1:33:I. And there have been Whig again since the Party hoe been led by Mr. Gladstone. Yet the Whigs as a body have kept ...

... TO KUKR.-WHig. IlritiA Inglis Stems Nan ~.. I 11. P.. T will in with Pw•wwi.,ll'orrwu. mei, .hew.viralof .h W. Ir. X. !I. are to .0.11 ..ff h. . a• 1. l.k mire, the early the Entili.h Mail the W. N 0, XACLMAIX. MULE fine clipper ship OCEAN ...

... interests of their Itiende and supporiers. which the Whigs display, wises we believe from nu virtue—no of gratitude and good will their part but fruits cheer and the necessity of the case. Opposed as the Whigs ate by an immense preponderance of the good character ...

... The Whig waster aye-- ton 7 ?Ir. leter*, the the extension of her Wen peevesweet In obeli& m expert Amite tenni salt, opiate. Neap) it be 'neat of be& • The erode et Cenral would to be really by eweone/. Dimwit of swan Mates I k paean • • Zen and Ink ...

... [From the Northers Whig.] To abed teats, and clench hands, and ' look quits swage, when they talked of Lord Brougham. was very excellent performance for men hike Nova SCotia and NewillutiswickDeputies, as by the Morming Chromic:a last week] born in such ...

... JOHN RUSSEL'S REASONS FOR WHIG UNPOPULARITY. THE defeat of the Ministerial candidates at Gloucester and Dudley, and the unequivocal assurance given t• Mr. Warre by his constitu. sots at Hastings, that his proposed corms:ion with Government would cost ...

... Miniatry tie he blamed. Such, in effect ie the apology of the Irish eleven. Verily, they are worthy of the tii ing Whigs, and the timeserving Whigs of them. went on to assure the Delegate* that Mini were all men the must reaulutenot by any mesas aqueesable ...

... THE WHIGS AND A PPROPRI \TION. rIMCS, April 23, 1833.) [Timms, Mar 27. 1 Lord Nlethourne, Ull- e point in like Lord Grey, has, we with to anis, at Chu: ,ended his own fate and thi : lie! ha the „hat of his .t.daniustra- revenue of th e ion; for whet: ...