... asids, ' 'What sfgnifidm for ?? chide For whet was densn bafore them I ' ' Lt Whig end Tory a' groaee ' l)ig sod Tory, Whig and Tery. Let Whig end 'ory a' egres, So deap ypur Whig-i g-inoram, , . 7et Wnig and Tory a' agree, ' To speL this nichit.in mirth ...

... Queen; And every trce comes peeping forth, In robes of emterald itreen; Tie biris with mnsic til the nir, Joy trembling on their whig; All N;aturesttilo: so sweet-so fair- So lovely is the Striltg. ...

... whioh overtakes the ordinary monuments of historical tradition or mere magni- flcences.-lbsd. WHIGS AND ToIPs.-Sach was the man (Lord Rockinghaps) whom the Whig party of 1765 selected from their ranks for their. leader. Such wits the man to whom they continued ...

... the Liberal party, consisting C then mainly of Whigs, mixed with a few Radicals; C composed now of various sections of moderate Liberals, of a large body of Radicals, and a few of the nearly I extinct Whigs. t This brings us to the attempt to define the ...

... Answered then the voice of Gosoihen, ij I will cure it, and my notion I Is that-I a Whig, and you r A Tory-I shall pull you through- a We shall be at once Whig-Tory-ous. o Other thoughts, alas! engross I Honest Tories for the loss t Of Randyand of ...

... club can't avail them now, Though beastly overbearing ; We have Affirmed, and this is how- The sacred right of swearing, THE WHIG, No, hang it all, we couldn't stand, After that IriEh bill, sirs, We. the chief owners of the land (And Churob), this bitter ...

... important result of the recent general election was the political dis- appearance of the Whig party. He says, As a re- tarding force the influence of the Whigs is broken. To persuade the Democracy they are not able, for they cannot speak its lanage. ...

... little gun, And some paper bullets looking much like lead-lead- lead, And he said, I know a rig that 6ball dish each little Whig, And strike each noisy Rnd upon the head-head- head, And thin funny little Earl had a funny little bag, Wiboih he labelled ...

... n for it, he is not In the slightest degree afraid of it, He has done what few Whigs have ever done-he has won the confidence of the Radlcals without estrarging the Whigs themselves. Lord Hartlngton knowsathat, in the state of things under which we are ...

... gait be proudest. Would'et thou Trath'sfair rerblancesee, All viewless to the rabble, : eep thy soul uabribed and free From Whig and Tory squabble; From fretful faction's hoarse debate, From foiled ambition's canker, From seas of never-ending prate And ...

... there, But we, to cheer their hour of gloom, Will gaily bid them banish care And write Resurgam on the tomb I For though Whig lordlings start aside, And scheming lowe defeat the Bill, ald England never will abide Long to be ruled by Tory will. And vainly ...

... the prominent leaders of the Sliate. FJ I recollect that the eabject of Independence was cautiously In- troduced by an ardent Whig, and the thought seemed to excilte the ?? Of the whole circle. A few weeks after, Pains's t * Common Senaso appeared, and passed ...