... has tried to he funny over the items of this curious little billbut it would be as well if the writer had remembered that the Whig •party sink into the shade, when compared with ♦he exploits of the Tory faction in corruption. ■ vnality, and jobbery. ...

... of its Independence, Integrity, Intelligence,” this Captain Macheath of our Local Press is ever singing in the ears of its Whig and Tory doxies, •> How happy could I be with either. Were t’other dear charmer away ; But while I can fleece both together^ ...

... lordship in a glass of L-rfitte. , _ _ „_, , « Well! for my part,” said Mr. Buflcover, I nope tor a place. The days of the Whigs are numbered. neir msne-tekfl-upkarsin begins to glimmer upon the wall, and the Tories must have their day.” «go must the dogs; ...

... we have seen Mr. Yates. better piece of wilting is TAKOREDI; OR, THE NEW PARTY. Brookes's was in a valiant uproar. The young Whig heroes were leaping upon the club-room tables, and delivering the most vehement invectives. The Keform party were rallying ...

... daughter married Sir Francis Wood, a wig-baronet, and whose grandson is Sir Charles Wood, a Cabinet Minister under several Whig administrations. Mrs. Clarkson was for many years confined to the couch of an invalid, but yet the fit companion, the solace ...

... Atone of dia White’s small and roost agreeable dinners in Park-street, the company (most of them, except the hostess, being Whigs) were discussing in rather a querulous strain the desperate prospects of their party. Yes,' said Sydney Swith, are a most ...

... h ago in the House of Peers, the Marquis of Londonderry, m the heat of violent attack on the foreign policy of the present Whig Administration, made some very personal allusions the private character Prmce Talleyrand, which, as Ambassador to foreign Court ...

... their policy, and' boast that in every constituency in Ireland they will exert themselves to return a tory in opposition to a whig orunacceptable liberal. Commutation op Sentence. —Wail and Carr, the twomen left at Liverpool to be hanged for the murder of ...

... 21bs. oozs. of foreign-manufactured tobacco; and in a desk llozs., and on his person lib. 6ozs, of the same article.— Northern Whig, Naval and Military Accounts.—Copie* of reports and Treasury minutes relative to the audit of naval and military accounts have ...

... declared himself proud to he in any society hut that of a political club ; but it was gross anomaly that, belonging as they did to Whig Government, they should continue to use the Carlton Club. He expressed a hope that they would hereafter return to their party ...

... commented upon the inconsistencies which h id characterised the ecclesiastical policy of successive Governments, and especially Whig Governments, in Ireland. The result had been, as he contended, to leave a mass of unreconciled anomalies and unrefarmed abuses ...

... EXAMINATION FOR TEACHING. The Whigs and Democrats were at this time more than usually violent, abusing each other in the public papers, and thrashing each other in the public-houses. The Democrats in Cincinnati (and all the Germans were Democrats) had ...