... yon knot —l'll answer for the Unions. In the old Tory times ti ere was never a pup belonging to a Lingon but would howl if a Whig came near him. The Lingou blood is good, rich, old Tory Mimi—like good rich milk; and that* why, when the right time comes ...

... Radical ha fought and beat poor I.ascene., I believe, But all the while did counterfeit, whilst latiOing In hi. ;Dere. The Whigs made Heatheote's sire • Paw, and Lord Lieutenant too, But why should such thine interfere with what • man should do? Not NO ...

... tide over the diffioulties of a single complete session, we should have heard nothing of these overtures to the Moderate Whigs, and instead of making an elaborate attempt to prove that Liberal-Conservatism and Conservative-Liberalism were one and ...

... at last suooeeded in patching up an administration with which to tide over the winter. His overtures to some members of the Whig party and of the late Government were rejected with soorn ; his coquettiogs with the Adullamitea were fruitless—having sold ...

... ofthe education division were cleared out last week. and had to remain in that state for four days and four I The Northern Whig states that no new cases of the nights. As may be supposed she was, when found, in aI, cattle plague have made their appearance ...

... eminent man, who died on the sixteenth of June, at the age of 81, was Colonel William Winston Seaton. of Washington, a prominent Whig, and always antagonistic to General Casa Colonel Seaton belonged to the famous firm of Gates and Seaton, who established the ...