... arms, Good Wine, recommended it- Whigs, „ Selected Wine, old bottled Black, , ~ finest 30/• Blas, „ ~ very finest 361- Bias. ~ extra choice Osirlowitz. Per Doses. Bottles. Hal Bottles. Altar Wines. These Wines were recently adapted for sacerdotal purposes ...

... The following are brief extracts from columns of complimentary «Will command a wide-spread interest.”— Northern Whig, criticism devoted to THe Lapy or THE House by her con- Belfast. temporaries all f)\'er rorehigmcc ’ “ From a careful perusal of its pages ...

... elucidatory to the subject of that early bloom of poesy so fatally withered ere its time. In politics, Lord Houghton was a Whig, and an ardent supporter of Sir R. Peel, especially during the agitating time devoted to the Corn Laws: he first entered the ...

... therefore when Sir Francis Willoughby, whose father had been a staunch Conservative, opposed Colonel Noble in the interest of the Whig party, the county families deemed it the maddest act of a mad career. So great was his self-confidence, however, that he believed ...

... thoroughly well-meaning, is a source of terror by virtue of its intense earnestness. Mamma, asked the infant daughter of a Whig Prime Minister, are Tories born wicked, or do they grow wicked afterwards ? My love, was the judicious reply, they are ...

... THE LADY OF THE HOUSE. assume that he was a Whig, as during the revolution he espoused the cause of William, and was appointed physician to the army, in whu_:h capacity he spent a considerable time with the camp, especially in Munster. Public spirit led ...

... taste for brit-a- the housekeeper's room, where he waged contemptuous war with the brat from the sturdy old leader of the Whigs, his reputed father. valets, but, as the compensating balance to his wounded pride, met Old Sir Robert must have been a veritable ...