... pheasant, forget the talk ince/moot— Weary words. Only hoping, when the dying days of oar recess are dying, We may shoot oar Whig friends dying Like the birds. The Paws. ...

... companies, and such like, were all got up for cutting, bread thongs out other people's leather; and the Government, whether Whig, lory, or Radical, cut the broadest out of ail the people leather. ...

... still in people’s ears. Ido not believe in any peculiar Whig morahty that is highly exalted over that of other people; but, on the other hand, I know what Tory jobbery is. Lst never forgotten that a Whig Government as far as reform of financial other abuses ...

... nickname of the New foinslltuel dog, from the alacrity with which he used to rush fore sal with at resolution to save the Whig Minifitem from a difficulty. His successor and son, 140111 Ebrl 110,111, wallowed all the plolgas of the Marylebone Vestry ...

... to hope that all may yet come home full. SHALL rite: VOLUNTEER MOTT:MEN! at: Ex- TENDED TO IRELA ND ?—Tbe Belfast Northern Whig, in a leader on the present state of feeling in Ireland and gratifying features presented in connection with the recent visits ...

... turned into ridicule lor the son of hairdresser, made an ewer : I am, and I come into the House to give a dressing to the Whigs.' Jones had lann out to champagne parly, and returned home at late hcnr. He had hardly got into the house when the chant struck ...

... Mr. iioebuek at S ,effold, le oh imlioating the Myr; ase,l carne snes; of Vie Liberal party to its own hest interes73. The Whigs .an carry Lauetshire se heuever they are excited to agree among themselves, and the absence of ex. aement betrays a v:iole-epretd ...

... whipper-in, is to affirm that he is Mr. Brand. Nothing else than his name cftn possibly be predicated of a whip, unless that he is Whig or Tory the case may be, and if anything else could be predicated of him he could not be a whip. The mysteries of whipping ...

... people they dll Hessians,’ ‘Jayhawkers,’ and a * set of cowardly Yankees.’ Rostov to be Occupied bv the South.— The liichmond Whig, assuming that the North is in tear of losing Washington, says: —“They are alarmed for Washington hut they have not yet begun ...

... foundation-stone of Marischal College, he had always looked upon the Earl of Aberdeen as much more of Liberal than the then Whig Duke of Richmond. We recollect that occasion well, and without wishing to set more value on our own opinion than it was worth ...

... stirring events of the period previous to the passing of the Reform Bill; and that Mr. Crawford was keen politician, but a keener Whig. He has, however, other pieces of a tender and of a jolly nature. In fact, Mr. Crawford seems have had a true love of literature ...

... shall hear of these encroachments again.— The Field. Shall thb Volunteer Movement be Extended to Ireland ?—The Belfast Northern Whig, in leader on the present stale of feeling in Ireland and gratifying features presented in eooneetion with the recent visits ...