... obser>ei) live in new era. The two sheriffs of Nurwieh, the city where a party has tffyinguished itself its selection an ex-whig-Sor one of its representatives in parliament, the person of Sir J. Scarlett, has just made known it? refusal to comply with ...

... likely to stand forward for Toryism, Mr. Eagle for Radicalism, and Sir John Cam Hohhouse, it was known, would stand as a Liberal Whig. On Monday evening a meeting was held to hear Sir John's political opinions, but such was the hubbub created by hia opponents ...

... Any writer, a dozen years ago, who would have ventured to hazard a pre> diction, that a liberal Lord Chancellor and re» tired Whig Prime, Minister would have been in-1 vited to visit Scotland, and there been popjlarly welcomed by all classes of its inhabitants ...

... squabbles, unworthy of gentlemen. We therefore sum up. The gentleman made a ridiculous complaint against the naughty Whigs—wished to slip from the ludicroue position which he had assumed by asserting that he did not mean what he said—had it shown ...

... encored on account of words, to the mortification of the Whigs and Radicals who attempted to prevent it. I trust yo;i will allow me to contradict it. The first cry of encore was raised by a Whig, supported iVhigs, and at last became unanimous, - not because ...

... from prostitution This loysl ancient Borough, e will uphold the Constitution, And all Whig raat o'ertlirow. Goulburn and Gladstone are just the thing To guard from Whig pollution The Constitution, Church, and King, And the country from revolution. S r ...

... punishable by law. The candidates, Messrs.Parsons and Percy, were both Tories, there being an understanding, believe, between the Whig Corporation Nottingham, and the inhabitants that halt a dozen of the Tory party shall have office on the body.— They were also ...

... in place the late member, Lord Lutniey, now Earl of Scarborough. Mr. Knight is what we suppose we must call a Conservative Whig.™ Thk LackTradk.—The demand for is still brisk, and *•_• think increasing, although the advanced prices hare taken place. The ...

... that falls to the lot of persons less elevated in the scale society. The Conrt, in its superior wisdom, fancied that the Whigs had only to be dismissed, and the Tories put in their places, to enable it to exercise its wonted mischievous power and intrigue ...

... of July. The cunning Whigs.—The Journal, indignant at the rejection of Sir Robert Peel's qualification amendment the Corporation Reform Bill, jumps the conclusion that paupers are to form our future local rulers. They (the Whigs) promised to place the ...

... should not have alluded to the circumstance liad nt the Journal's correspondent placed such acts exclusively the account of the Whigs. The late Public Meeting.—The following is copy of a letter received by the Chairman of the meeting held at the New Hall lust ...

... the sure presage of success. It has been too long the policy of the Tories to weaken their opjionents disunion, to lead the Whigs & Radicals fight and devour each other. But this game is up. Mr. O'Oonnell has become the bond union between both parties. ...