... about politics except amongst the upper and middle deafen of society. They had a poet laureate, however, who was called the Whig Apollo, and through him we get hold of many humorous anecdotes of the period. I will just not ice ens of his skits, for the ...

... battle, what are the Conserva`ives doing and planning' They are sanguine of getting into power, on the ground that the old Whigs will desert the Government on Reform. Toting fellows, as they lounge in clubs, s,mink with the almost coolness of getting ...

... of Imedne sLilw and a rsoomakia eap. to lad his way to the lied of the State.—The Workieg Mum A Oosil Shed.- 11e door minim Whig always am. et stock is trade wen paint N It alma • too of wale rev a wren a Wee plis • lbw snip of ensue. • few bend= el gasses ...

... certainly very impartial, for you make both parties eloquent. Yee, replied the doctor, but I take good cos that the Whigs get the worst of the srgrtment. Well, there are some great orators 1s the House of Commons at the present day, and the public ...

... which was sow in use at the new be Irto protect the auditoria a ei slim might be jailelemay ambl e = able • spiral etshasse Whig to the end b bed mood, might be advantspeendp Ma elreetare.—Colonel Charkerier - sem edged gel Ise of confusion in 4089 el ...

... —duel git Mid on the darned thing. Evidently tie dented thing had hold on biome msaa the deWjelut of alcohol, which was Whig so powerfully 'Dowsed. The Dog that hal no Friends. —W. wen recently travelling throeyb Camas, says a Load's :correspondent ...

... amalg mating aged 44 year s with whom hved •an sawed Josep h made the yeomen bold op their hands, is dune in with the old Whigs, and the Opposition, with IC. naldeend, a tablablade striker. At the beglaainfadie Sootland. He revolved a letter (which was ...

... whim It is that they will be hat te North Amoebae statics, whore reiafarsemata asp be siorieldered is the Mai of the Feel= Whig the hen et a &Mask epos any of .the BMW, prierlease. The of the Government on the Royal Ooss=•l7:raie°c7l b P yti:is itl = ...

... r i es. He was very particular throughout his speech to denominate pointedly Lis party 'forks and the Ministerialiate Whigs. Ile denied that the 110..5e wee pledged to Reform. and strove to show that nobody was pledged to it—inoluding tho Crown, ...

... of having to molten with Mr. Healey sad Mr. Newdegate. Bat we do not on that aeeo dodos to by clever Dominoes of enlightened Whig we prefer to deal with the intelligthee—or, if M be asesseary, with the unistellimpease—of oar fellow4othirrame— our own dash ...

... reokon with Mr. Healey and Mr. Neerdegate. But we do not ow that seams% desire to be governed by clever nominees of enliglitened Whig nobleman ; we prefer to dcal with the intelligenee—or, if it be necessary, with the _As—u see own blood rather than to have ...

... MISCELLANY. The Carlton Club. —The Carlin* Club great potitiasl workshop of the Conservative party, where all the hy which a Whig adonis iirtrstioe ▪ wet. or a Coswervative administration is upraised, we planned sad derided upon. Members of b a ss; buss—sees ...