... Swift, a letter ofthe Wilim Temple, petitoigfretlu enable him to enter Intohl res 1 fine apecimen, expressighslvfo remarks-on Whig ?? ...

... parties. Whore is now the greatpartyquestion? Whatpolitical doctrine or interest remains now 'so plainly advocated by the Whigs, and so obstinately belied by the Tories, as to be a watchword for rallying the partisans of either side, and a potent spell ...

... very fond of apples and nloe things. One day he went out for a walk with hls friend Cecil, and passed by the orchard of Famner Whig, when the trees were covered with beautiful ripe fruit. IISee, said Benjamin, what fine apples are tbere: let us climb over ...

... he heard the defendant 'l remark that if plaintiff 1'wa a Haves be had bundled him out. (Laughter.)-2Mr. Rolker: Are you a Whig or a Tory? Hannay: I am neither. t (Laulghter. )-MTr. Holker : Then why did Von go to v hear Step hens? Hannay: Out of curiosity ...

... general they will be a fair nd average crop. Turnips seem to have suffered greatly from fly, and will not be a good crop in ?? Whig. ...

... l l legislative performances of the past session. 'We must go back to the ministry of Sir Robeit Peel, or to those of the Whig party in the years following the Reform Act of 1832, if we would find any comparison for this amount of beneficent activity ...

... l lX: if:?: |I MURDM- -AND ROMBRY IN .I AN IRISH- BAK.- The .Yerthenm Whig publises the annexed par- -tioulartsofthisiffa.ir.- ThevictimpweagyoungmnnsnamedWilinmaGlsse about 22 years of. age a native of Templepatrick. I At the time of.fhis death he liled ...

... prisoherh werebi perodueda neanddfo iseieahdy aIeef, The priomemittned the thefd . Theyrd said m~the hai beeng diu~aril'asoau whig.olatfisky'n two glatses pofber eac Athfison-areetao treevel eJ tee ,rs ;dk I ?? IoNAlndoDeteotiv-; insoetor doept wereofg ...

... whee emma of. her friendsstlll ae, and when Spenear firt made r acqudat- a S lce, It Mi :da, sh.' uarned :her .living by s whig poultry and fish about Liverpool. At ?? hbe Wa oj^yftg on busines as a t i ihmonger and poulterar, and had saved some .ohe ...

... Minister. That, we were assured, waI tion at ft the impossible; for, asked the horror-the impo t stricken snobs of the Tory and Whig, itted to lent parties, a Cabinet Minister must go The To I to to Court, and the Queen can never receive aginst i aing a ...

... was vassed unanimost.yr -*-That we record our indignant protest agains the brutal and tyrannical Coercion Bill of ts Tory-Whig Ministry introduced by them with th4 object of goadina the Irmih people into disorder1 and we appeal to our own people to obey ...

... present it is nct in my power to solve. I was aiso served with a, bill for poor rates (;£2) in the name of Cha-!es EHilt Whig sum I shall nener pav unless I get for it a peceipt from the collector in my proper namie. I Lold also a tell komm the orporation ...