... parochial orators, clattering of cabs, jangling of hackney coaches, opposition of Tories, clalmoutr of old oioen, indifference of Whigs, raving of Radicals, arid roaring of boys (who put rio trtrst in the professiois of his cavlsassing letters): he has thought ...

... the feeling uppermost in menus minds, and the one most successfully appealed to, was not whether the candidate was a Tory, a Whig, or a Democrat, but whether he was English or French ; and the contest of na- tionality, which had its birth at the conquest ...

... rejoiced to find seated by his side. Saul among the prophets ?? said she, amazed to find the disciple of so well proclaimed a Whig as Lady Mary Russell dining with a man swhom she had once heard him designate as the leaden weight closing the door of the ...

... upon Absentea-ism. A Wtts.-A certain Lord Chief Justice, having escaped the hisses which the populace sometimes showered upon whig- gery, attributed the circumstance to the people not seeing his wig. Nay, said a gentleman present, nobody could see Lord ...

... 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 ...

... of the banks, and to draw the bonds the tighter. A itness your Chartists, your Stevens', Oastlers'-cum multis PARTY SPIRIT. Whigs and Tories scratch and bite, Justlike snarling dogsyou see,: Toss a bone 'twixt TWO they fight, Toss a couple they'll agree ...

... close the number of this entertaining, though so often unequal periodical. We give the last of these sonnets, showing the Whigs tenacity of place. No thought have they, indeed of dastard flight; No echoing Tweed shall hear their footsteps plash, As they ...

... prejudices, or atlbotions of their neighbours, upon the side that either was determnined to espsuse. ?? of T'ryon county, w&hetherl Whig orTory, kept up, ind(eed, tcra long time, the most friendly relations loteeards each other, so far a., outward seeming was ...

... are alike poor in beth. This Introdrietion gives likewvise the felloaltijg sniumuars' of lbs doings of time Whigts: The Whigs, retedec hr their avowed principles of _gcercnmcnt- economy, rotorm, rcli'enc.hmenr, iion-interferencre, coil the preserva- ...

... and'iwith so little paini, thati ou are unconscious of it, and these arc your thanks! Gentlemen, good morning.' ' John, rtse Whigs ace exltausted, I must nosy get at the Tories. Satin, take these invitations to dinner to the penny-a linlers connected wvith ...

... promises to be a very interesting tale, ?? ?? of1830,1840, and 1850; the main end of which appears to be to illustrate the Whig and Tory parties at those periods. An interesting paper follows this, under the title of the Greater add Lesser Stars of ...

... Taitilieb his cniitem- porairy, Blalthiswoon commences his presentrumbner wvith 1ri'gathbe calls 3 l'refix Politis 1, entitled, Whigs and War. ilow do we wish that literaurce could be separated from politics !-but this is seldom tlh ca.e in these days, and ...