... Planning a sequel to Lothair— Its hero turned Lothario? Where'er his devious steps may wend, Whomever he is chaffing, At Whig and Tory, foe and friend, Most, at himself—he's laughing. (From Fun.) When is a drink architectural?—When it's a Bass re- KNOCKING* ...

... the Hungarian war. Monmouth evaded the offer, reached the Texel and England, and endeavoured to lead the Whigs in arms. Wil- liam, who, though a Whig, did not want to see Lucy Walters' boy mount a throne, to the prejudice of his wife and his own collateral ...

... diminish their power—which was very modest on his part—but to make them more Radical. (Laughter.) So that the function which the Whigs performed in the Radical camp was to cling about the legs of the Radical combatants, and prevent them from advancing to the ...

... have reason to conclude that he considers his mission to have resulted in a dead failure. roNcn's TRIADS. All Ministers, Whig, Radical, or Conservative, like a Majority, a Surplus,! and. No House. The three best letters m the Alphabet are L S D the ...

... were nut the leaderS in the agitation, Mr PARNDLL being principal leader, and a Member of Parha* ment. For months, says the Whig, he been permitted to go up and down the cou»*i try calliuij uooti excited and ...

... the disgraceful harshness and injustice with which his sister-in- law, Lady Flora Hastings, was treated by the Queen and her Whig ministers. Lord Bath will aJso be offered a dukedom, and, possibly, Lord Lansdowne. it will be rather an anti-cliinax if the ...

... and Shepherdstown. An en- gagement is impending. The Confederate General -Lee has made preparations to meet the enemy. The Whig has information that the entire Confederate loss at the battle of Manassas was 5,000, and in all engagements in Maryland from ...

... events whieh led the celebrated 0nst!ereagh to self-destruction. Yet the lnsh Church Justas if it had not been condemned by all Whig solelv because the minority has had too India has to be revolutionised, as the V'^lal j,eechen in Parliament virtually confess ...

... ought to let the church people bring about the Disestablishment, as they would certainly do in the long run. He contended that Whigs and Radicals should unite to return a Liberal majority, and, if necessary, sink the Dis- establishment question for the present ...

... themselves to be bribed, and in what an inglorious manner they have sold their birthright. We blush for our coun- trymen, whether whig or tory. The result is as fol- lows :— 1. Mr. Schenley, the Liberal member for Dart- mouth, unseated; the committee having ...

... seems to have been originally designed in its present form chiefly to explain why he left the Tories and took office under the Whig Earl Grey a change which, nPdincr to Lord Palmerston's chivalrous sense of hrnour could only be justified by the fact that ...

... -concessions, by which prosecutions of the worst cases were abandoned. A Tory briber in Essex would be paired off against a Whig malefactor in Yorkshire. These convenient arrangements will now cease. For the future, a petition, once presented, cannot be ...