... no doubt, exists, and has a claim on private benevolence, which the famine-mongers have done their best to weaken. —Northern Whig. HOOPS v. BEARDS When men deride the ladies’ dress, And say they’re like balloons, But think not of their bearded selves. Which ...

... which they at first supposed him to be. The fact is, I believe, that the gallant Major is quite ready to cast his lot with the Whigs, and that, in the fulness of time, he will he found on the lobby very much at their sendee. Should this prove to be the case ...

... for Dundalk received support from the Conservative leaders who profess such sympathy for discrowned authority, and reprove Whig intervention in the Peninsula as a dangerous policy. Where was Mr. Disraeli, or Sir Stafford Northcote, or Seymour Fitzgerald ...

... think tliat there is wonderfully fine design in all this dulness—that Mr. Disraeli playing an awfully deep game m alluring the Whigs and U [tramontanes to fight out then quarrel the point of mutual exhaustabon, when will step m and take the spoil. Players ...