... In reply to our correspondents we beg to say, that we are neither Whig, Tory, nor Radical, that we neither pin our faith to the Times, the Post, tbe Clnonicle, or any other paper. read and think for ourselves, give the opinions of others, and occasional ...

... ALFEUT BRIDGE COMPANY. INCORPORATED 'BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT and vvtth: whig tick batter3ea ixcgrpo sated. jjs Deposit £1. A.pplicatum, and £1 Allot™-, of be-paitl HK- of , hres ''* on h Unble for the amount of ' M ' Ay > upon Shares ,landing in his name ...

... imagine the Whigs have head, The W-higs sav tin Torie- tell t.a'es, But neither, a button c ires what, has been said, Foreac'i thinks the other side fails. If we find that the Whisc at the head of affairs Gets the poll, let rush to tha - head. Whig we must ...

... of the Tories, origiually, were the maintenance of the prerogatives of the j Crown, and the dignity the Church: while the Whigs cl the old school professed to hold ' equal balance Between the prerogatives the Crown ...

... coal-laden vessels at the Queen's Quay is very large, and prices of this description of fuel have a downward tendency.— Northern Whig. ...

... Lonl *ougham he University, and we. to, mding the London Study of political » attached to the full growth, who, nri le «s « Whig politicians., never sacrificed °° mi - y modern lie sake obtaining either . He entered the House of the members for Bndport ...

... vinegar. It was pickled-lily. The odour was as of gum Benjamin. However, he that as it may, I thought there was a deal of hear-whig-ging going on, in the midst of which up came another lunatic, who was under the impression that the days of Pitt had returned ...

... OUR LOCAL ASSOCIATIONS KENSINGTON. The Adam and Eve, which when Holland House was the head quarters of the Whigs, was the house which Sheiiden had not the strength of mind to pass by without calling for a dram, as Moore tells us. The poet says he ...

... are they so silent now? Is it because they deem it a hopeless case, and only believe in obtaining their object through the Whigs ? Qr«does it arise from that very fatal chest disease said to be so very prevalent among Reformers ? If from the latter cause ...

... or did he till the earth? Was he parson or physician? Perhaps he fill'd some office in the Sate ! But was he ever known as Whig or Tory All seems a blank. Tho' Storey had a gate, Tis plain his gmte will never have storey Our opening notice however shows ...

... can support him. But the evil was, working men look to others to do what they ought to do for themselves. Government, whether Whig or Tory, is nothing else but monopoly place and pension. If he were Prime Minister the same men that rallyround Derby for the ...

... persist fighting a sham battle on section 3 but they know very well that it will be a sham, and that the sensible men, whether Whig or Tory, who, we are bound to presume, constitute the large majority of the House of Commons, will pass the bill as it stands ...