... each turn ase: By the dripping bow of the old canoe. oO. © time with a careless band And paddied it down where the Where the whigs are wild and the eduic Add as I leaned o'er the rockin Aad looked below in the broken tide, To see that the faces and boats ...

... Coosery pome-tax ; that the bouse had formerly beea occu father, Mr. William Hartwright, and t the Whigs had omittrd to alter the name io the rate-book. ent Whig & of mait. wright said he had applied to the overseer of th positively — } oa hops, Chamberiain ...

... of that © party of friends at bis mansioa of Heawick | 0 city of jie RB. A. and Lady Foley have arrived in ( EES as soem ish Whig Ashbarabam, in the Isle of Wight. vacant by Lord Marcus Hill attended the second | e: in the the Fox Club on Saturday evening ...

... Mr. Batt, quman, Lord H. Vane, Mr. Evuice, Mr. Ho Baniso, and Mr. Disragi, all of whom are tives, except Mr. Ellice, who is Whig and Althorpe’s Secretary at War. The only nov arguments pro or con. was the following perora! Dismani, attacking Mr. Gladstone ...

... the poll the numb Sir Francis Henry Goldemid, 661; Mr. Be for Sie F. Goldemid, 110. We hav that the election was virtually a Whig and T: TY. although there was a great deal of make-belie element init. Sir Francis was objected to for b red at the arged with ...

... many Whigs; from cities and boroughs 9 Conservat the farm Whige,—giving a total at that period of 27 , quarters | and 78 Whigs, or a majority of 51 tobe latte: pd it was | there are returned from Irish counties 83 ot ves Eee b profit.” aod 19 Whigs,—giving ...

... the bill, and I for one, sho sorry that that should turn ont to be the case, Go desire to see the great inflaence and auth. ‘Whig party in the State curtailed or destroy cheers), for I think it bas hitherto afforded one ment of the country that, when a ...

... for the united borough of Bewdley and reester as for the Conservatives, The following is the W. D. Watson appeared for the Whigs and Mr bad revision, compared with the list of last year, :—Whige, 15 off; 11 on ation the Conservative reckoning thes or ...

... which is £10,000.” Now axp Tnex.-—Lord Stanhope is quite. in favour of the Whigs of the days of William *In pearly all particalare,” be ia his bistory “a modera Tory resembies a Whig of Queen A a Tory of Queen Avoe's reign a modern Whi, Womas' Work.— The ...

... busy will fod bimeeif equally An Ex. Lirrenateve.—The Marquis of Nor & Whig, and is now Conservative. What the gr the Conservative party, the Quarterty Review, thot when be was a Whig is brought up t Father Prost, apropos of the foolish as follows :— As ...

... social moreover, had hed an | of the term, but welcome alike to ever: of the Uaited States. te of the political man, whether Whig or Tory, he claimed f Those institutions were | of Lords, a0 an august who would called free, but be (the Chairman) thought ...

... because seven m itten, well terrible winter bave destroyed and that bay has been eold at £16 per ton. In| orator and Northern Whig For the last 20 years foc s barrister, brough: ¢ such enormous prices as it at preset od on the every Irish market. We know ...