... PENSIONS FOR THE SERVICES OF THE WHIGS. Many persons are foolish enough to suppose the country, in diunistiitg the late Government front the publie service, has taken leave of its members for ever. In this there is great delusion. Act passed, 4 and Win ...

... POETRY. THE COALITION. New principles disclaimed y Canning, Yet are the Whigs to him disposed ! Pray hare the Whigs on closer scanning Approved the principles they late opposed? New principles they both eschew, Then what principle is common Both sink ...

... Whig of Election.—No less a personage than the whig Chancellor of the Exchequer himself arrived at Winchester, Tuesday afternoon, and began a personal canvass of the lower class of electors, on behalf of the whig candidates, Messrs. Crowder and Pi got ...

... WHIG TREASON IN 1832. Thk Excluded Etidkkc*.—The Freeman's Journal of Saturday morning, contain* the letter addressed to Colonel (now General; Napier, by Thomas Young, and which was offered (hat not received) in evidence by the counsel for Mr. Smith O'Brien ...

... THE WHIGS. THEIR PROSPECTS AND POLICY. (From the Edinburgh Review.) A government so weak to incapable carrying any one question in the lower house, is bee:; succeeded another just strong enough tiiere not to be beaten, and too feeble the upper house to ...

... DISPLACEMENTS OF CONSERVATIVES BY WHIG RADICALS. uo. Andover .. .. .. Paget v. Pollen. Bolton .. •• Bowiing v. Boiling. . • • • • • Duncan v. Powerscourt. B tth .. • • Roebuck v. Bruges. Berwick .. .. • • Forster v. Holmes. Beverley .. .. Townley v. Fox ...

... WHIG-RADICAL LOYALTY. Everybody knows—tsnd why everybody knows because the manner in which things nre going on in the Queen's Palace is su?h -create the most unqualified discontent and disgust- that Lard Melbourne sits dinner white bin betters are forced ...

... WHIG INTIMIDATION VOTERS. (From the Spectator.) Tory intimidation i All the Minister!*! Journals, passim, If tory punishes liberal tradesman withdrawing his custom, or refractory tenant notice to quit, loud and long is the hoivl raised in the whig ...

... WHIGGERY UN-WHIGGED. Written by John Cam llobiiouse, Esq. M P. Tlicrc cannot the least doubt but what this country is under lasting obligations to the Whigs—those who know anything the history of England, esjiecially for the last twenty years, need not ...

... A FORTUNATE WHIG. Mr. William Cowper, now Vice President of the Board of Trade, is to appointed First Commissioner of Public Works, which place has been kept open for him nearly two months. Mr. Cowper, who is nephew of the late Lord Melbourne, and step-son ...

... BODVEEIE'S LAMENT. Whigs, idle Whigs, I know not what ye mean, Whigs, that are cast into deep despair, Rise from your slumber, gather to the fray, And looking on the happy Treasury bench, Think how to seize it, have before. Sweet is the vote that wafts ...

... DISPLACEMENTS OF WHIG-RADICALS BY CONSERVATIVES. Barnstaple .. .. Gore v. Chichester. Bedford .. .. • Stnart r. Crawley. Bradford .. . Hardy v. Busiield. Blackburn .. .. Hornby v. Turner. Buckingham • Chetwode v. Verney. Cambridge • • • • Sutton Pryme ...