... instead of st-rri. verse. In a country like our own such a 00con, juncture is impossible. Our politics are not national, but Whig, Tory, or Radical. Politick: poetry, therefore, can only appeal to a certain section of the nation; and being thus neceesarily ...

... then hide his vote In that onrs'd atrocious ballot. Noo th e Lord Morleleek has nae freends ava In the tuld a dn' staunch Whig cleekie e Ile mnann cut an' rin, for he'll ne'er win in, cries uine own romantic, Rokie. H ad he stown a leaf cot o Edonm's ...

... immediately preceded it. It is founded on the delusion that there are only two distinctive parties before the country-the Whigs anrd the Tories--the one said to be the representative of natleural vitality, the other of national lethargy ; the formuir ...

... gills, that look'd sae blue, I weel did note. Amszmd, I stared to see thegither, An' gaun as brither gangs wi' brither, Baith. Whig an' Tory in ae tether An' uaith agreein'. The millennium'ns comue, thinks 1, or whither Is my e'en leein' t The Il iberal corps ...

... democratic or nt serical majority party, and strains his inge- nuity to. discover some means by which the r pledges of the Whigs may be ostensibly redeemed, and the whole question got rid of with as little sacrifice as possible to those in whom political ...

... died of. the same: disease. LOSS OF THE STEAMSHIP BEAGLE, OF BELFAST AND GLASGOW. Ou Wednesday night, says the Norlihenn Whig, avery serious collision took place in the Channel, - between the Beagle, one of Messrs Burns's rag. u ticent Ifleet '06fL ...

... Robert Murray lgto be assistant and suoccessar to the eav. 'James flacna se ay, now rrtiied.' 'I ' ' ' ' , ' ,h A veteran Whig, a distinguished member of of I Brooks's, Mr Rowland Alston, has just died in a- London at the age of eighty-two. ...

... thing which they had come to believe belonged to them in turn, just as the government of the country belongs in turn to the Whigs and Tories, is as hairy as a bison and as rough as- a Polar bear. He may have delicately formed limbs, but if so they are smothered ...

... iiuclf to th- factsr of humnan. inequality as tfre socially exhibited th He proceeds to examine the views of Radicals, bly. tio Whigs, and Conservatives. I1-lo supposes the Bel Radical to admit the major premise of the aboye M~( syllogism:- fo I '' lie nreither ...

... and the New Peers.) Should auld supporters be forgot, And never brought to mind - Should auld W higs be remembered not By Whigs of auld lang syne I For auld lang syne, my friends, For uuld lang syne; We'll gie ye baith a peerage yet, For auld lang syne ...