... extreme delicacy in contracting pecuniary obligations. When the secession of the Duke of Portland, with a large section of the Whig party, towards the commencement of the French Revolution, deprived Fox of all immediate chance of office, he stooped to accept ...

... do it beer, and to very little purpose, say the amti-Lishigibe: Feed a dog on bsd4sa meat and be will mom die, says ' , Whig; ergo all the the goes into the tea. Feed a beel-bsa, and he will die still the *lmes ; ergo, beeftea and all such mews= ...

... opposition of Bishop Lloyd to the re-election of Sir John Pakington (says a writer in Temple Bar). Lloyd and his son were furious Whigs ; siinily or in concert they published manifestations against Sir John, denouncing him as a vicious fellow of a vicious stock ...

... they were soesrad. and a of mitihrgand poaching implements were famed Woe the.. Fine £5 each or two months' imirionommat. for Whig the nets, be., and £2 each, or one im4lmment for their violence towards the odor. committed default. Easter Henbary, was sentonood ...

... and she arrived home In safety. The first Fenian arrest in ftelfart has been made, a nd at th e information of the Newthrra Whig is correct, the Instance of licit:bat I nisniant appears to he more like drunken freak than a sensible conspiracy. It seems ...

... bellow anla war sr a west. that Is wellies d Ow anima Wes lwll lies an thee yaaa h hew* tale sheet of arm espeadation Pendia. Whig era old who yea week as you do caesteatly, ono • or wea who, , le inkier on ea a awl lees and• well, alibi they geld la • week ...

... on Sawa dead astkaiy, Situ WI isughter. Wine drinkers wB think tee alluded to in the follewhigaboonniat wanted.—• greatied Whig bola experimenta t for If goaohan now powdemme a port and ahem by a drag of dm juice %% wows from import presented to the Norwegian ...

... five years ago. As T ie of the Queen he had emphatically approved the of consolidating the relations of England welt me by Whig them for base a stricter solidarity et menial He seconded with all his power the et that liberal system, henceforth ~yee ence ...

... too much of a politician to study the grease of literary . egression, his band was sharply felt In the Tory mIIoRRIRE - New Whig Odds, a pleasant Liberal oppoeitialkiTaa astaly, mart Palmerston, eir Matt mad Palmerston wrote &Metall: s r of tinier the ...

... fminwhiemihibe elselfoea Palls evinced by the unanimous with black borders, will donb i r i les7rrig ebserirdeeompoanon of the old Whig party, for a toes Use foretold, and postponed only by ble immense personal lageseco. The subjoined pamages are from the Legitimist ...

... of Commons, and the only commoner who ham worn the Garter since Lord Castle, reagh ; and all the recently named knights are Whigs with the notable exception of Lord Derby, who was appointed at the Queen's desire. May it not, then, be said that the order ...

... owes its exi-dence as a Parliamentary borough to the Reform Bills and wastherefore hound by every tie of gratitude to the Whigs. Mr. Pilkington bad represented it for eighteen year% during the whole of which time he had zealously voted with the advanced ...