... /Whigs& !or Nanny Years. No 5, Panrlteolferther, Norther Tydfil, November, DEAR Ideimetalre Apulian. I hal from you four months aro bat bean of Watt to I can testily to their value in sorb cum 'Wawa. you very much.—l am, you. truly, lir. R. Lansdale, ...

... aggravated by disquietude oi mind, on account of the uncertain struggle in which her absent hnsband is engaged. THE PURR WHIGS.—We state with consider- able confidence that Mr. O'Connell will ere long be a member of the Melbourne adiiiinistration--Old ...

... THE WHIG-RADICALS. (Frorii the Oxford Herald.) Every hour brings to light some new fact, illi* of the total contempt of duty and principle in wk'c Whig-Radicals have acted from the beginning. mention the latest which has come to our one that may interest ...

... THE DEFUNCT WHIGS. The Charii-ari contains the following wbimsicallr Rbsurtl descnr)tlOn of the demise and interment of the late Wing M iiiistry The Ministry, which hnd been for some time indis- posed. lay almost speechless in the House of Commons, its ...

... GOOD-BY TO THE WHIGS!! A SONG OF REJOICING. (From Blackwood's Magazine.) A I R- Dear Tona this brown :Lig. Good-by to the Whigs — their departure's at hand— Is the cry o'er the length and the breadth of the land 'Tis re-echo'd in gladness from mountain ...

... WHIG ECONOMY! of the three great boasts of the Whig j nisters on coming into place was economy. °\v they have economized, in Sir John Key's aper contract, in Lord Durham's mission to St. in rers, ur^1'Lord G rey's family arrangements, 'in °r ^ketts (longo ...

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... economical Whigs. We have plenty more in store for them, but we do not intend to waste all our ammunition at once. Let our friends print this No. 1 of Increased Whig Expenditure, and post it in large placards in every town where any profligate Whig dare show ...

... MORE WHIG BENEFITS* (Piom the Newcastle Journal.) THE PLUNKETT LIST.—The rapacity with which Lord Grey has seized upon the good things, for the benefit of his family, we have already exemplified ill the 4, Grey List. Let us now turn to another pro- ...

... BUOXA PARTE AND THE WHiGS. It is a curious speculation, now that the event is over, what would have been the fate of England if Napoleon, with olla hUlldl'ed and fift)' thousi.llId we'J, had, in consequence of the success of these combina- tions, lauded ...

... A WHIG OF 1088. The following admirable observations are extracted from au address. by Mr. Sergeant Spankie, a moderate Whig, to his constituents, the electors of Fiosbury. In speaking of the Agitation Meetings he says— I can, from much observation and ...

... THE DISMISSED WHIGS AND THEIR PENSIONS. Earl Grey, First Lord of the Treasury £2,000 Lord Althorp, Chancellor of the Exchequer 2,000 Lord Auckland, President of the Board of Trade and afterwards First Lord of the Admiralty 2,000 Charles Grant, President ...