... COOD-BY TO THE WHICS. A SONG O REJOICING. AIR-' Dear Torn, this brown jug. Good-by to the Whigs-their departure's at hand- Is the cry o'er the Iolngth and the breadth of the land 'Tis re-echo'd in gladness fromn moustain and glen, And it sounds like ...

... Parliament by doubting the possibility of its containing an impartial member. The first act of the Whigs, says the pamphlet:- The first act of the Whigs, on the meeting of Parliament in 1835, was to oppose the re-election ?? Charles Manners Sutton (now ...

... has to say Damn the City, which was then opposed to the Court, on which a person who hears him adds All the Whigs, Charles, all the Whigs. Lord Shaftesbury is caricatured in Sir Timothy Treat-all, a seditious old knight who entertains; commonwealthmen ...

... 'Grey and Times outbid In news of nations, but it's all a Kydd; Next, offside Wheeler, who in vain commends What timid Whigs complete-and trade suspends. Pen Reynolds there, the great Dumas's double, The Cockney rampdei of Trafalgat's bubble; The greet ...

... of the second rank, right or left, according to their political creed of Whig or Tory. The former are in a mighty flutter this afternoon, for Walpole's profegee should be a Whig-and yet she's supported by her Grace of Queensbury, who flirts with Bolingbroke ...

... interesting biogra. graphical memoir. NVe shall not give any extractbearing upon his political creed'; that he was a good .stanch Whig every one knows, though not alli-perhaps, that he resolved to enter the- political arena in his youth, because Lord Harbord ...

... of both. The gravest charge ever brought by the Whig against his adversary was the personal proscription of an exalted individual to please a King; the worst charge that the Tory can level against the Whig is the support of a proscription still less justifiable ...

... represented the borough ot Wycombe in Parliament; but latterly had taken very little part In politics. He was a member of the old Whig party. ...

... large and delighted audiences. Last night a large house received her with frequent and well-deserved plaudits. (The Northern Whig, October 1st,) This clever actress and excellent singer began an engagement in the Theatre Royal, Belfast, last night. The ...

... present Ministry. For a quarter ot a century Pontefract has returned the new Whig lord who was lately Mr. Mouckton Milnes, and it was, us doubt, anticipated that another Whig would quietly succeed him. Yet no sooner are they free from the inflaence of ...

... entitled The Old Monk in the Belfr-y. There is great vigour and solemnity in this tale of human misery. Under the title of A Great Whig Journalist we find a valuable biographical notice of Daniel Defoe. It is in fact a review of Mr. William Lee's work on the ...

... expressed the determination ot a not over scrupulous person of universalfamre to be the Vicar of Bray, Sir, and to be Tory, Whig, Protestant, Papist, or anything else in order to retain that enviabie position. Mr Frank Ccjli was heard to advantage in ...