... pf the. starboard lifeboat, were droavned, but the remainder of the crew wqre rescued bynative fishermen. C. The Northern, Whig gives utterapce to a happy a thought when it says :- The presence of the : i Sovereign has a tendency'toarouse that feeling ...

... din or from AI. Leotard (who jumps twenty-eighit feet an at a spring at the Alhambra); for somersaults by st respectable Whig gentlemen of sixty two are some- la nhas hazardous experiments. The number of per- al entitled to travel by the Royal train ...

... cor la recsiip wlh r I btsve' riet weith, iiht only is this ' hall, 'but ia,,er Ijo i! t ,t -the pre cincte of Dover throp~h whig~lh Bae~ seduig % heart-as bold ind Ashard asd the Olhiali a uj.rscr' :,oraie Asudi- (a laugh)-that could .rjnen~~o~z po th ...

... murmur of contention, and do willing homage to a, fellow-countryman whose name .a8knca teflong to us eli, whether we be Tories, Whigs, Radicals, Mini~terialists, or malcontents. Members of Parlimnent ape not talking politics all the year round. Surely political ...

... of Mr. Roebuck at Sheffield, both indicating the increased carelessness of the Liberal party to its own best interests. The Whigs can carry South Lancashire whenever they are excited enough to agree among themselves, and the absence of Excitement betrays ...

... and about which there seems to be so wide-spread, a unanimity of opinion. On all hands, except among a number of despicable Whig and Tory tricksters in politics and religion, who are afraid or ashamed to let themselves be known as countenancing so direct ...