... as nobody. He may be wise or foolish, What matter ? at the poll His name is there recorded Upon the muster-roll. And whether Whig or Tory Or Adullamite is he, He beats me by a shadow, For I am nobody. As patience is a plaster Most potent for a sore, I ’ll ...

... charge of venality and drunkenness against the working classes, in the factious amendments, in the childish plea hq the great Whig houses were not consulted, in the oft-repeated falsehood that the bill was Mr Bright's, and in the covert and unmanly surprises ...

... usually do. The mass, without hesitation or discussion, promptly condemned the House of Commons, Conservatives, Liberals, Whigs, Adullamites, all, as utterly unworthy of the confidence of the artisans of Birmingham, and logically went on to declare that ...

... before r became vacant after the elec an? was filled office, . ap on tbe last day the late Government were S. Parnell, the Whig briber, was Derby’s Government been in he would have had the ment. William Byne voted in 1863 for had notice to quit from the ...

... after day done their utmost to ei rabble of London and of the country . [j Tories for the very acts they would have _r. in the Whigs. Never have I seen partisanship meaner or more maligaao 1, t3 itt is very little attempt to produce ar ®^ t favour of the reduction ...

... f, over the . Bl r ““B haffi Conservative party alone for this line of demonstration, and they are talking of a action; the Whig, thcraaelves are given to 8 for London this sin of conduct. Earl Grey and his think the friends of Italy generally will colleagues ...

... at least 50 of the bosses of worship belonging to the Presbyterian dwelt awe their existence to his powering 'rte.—Northern Whig. MORTALITY ix SllRlP.—Profemer Simonds, afterezamiolri a dock of sheep at North Waltham. Norfolk, tbse describes the symptoms ...

... say we Aril be a well governed be a remeereatire Ministry during the weer b ., / • Liberal one. anti that were we to hares Whig-I:wheal Cabinet the ymblic would feel no difference between this era next February. New that the Cholera is on the &CRAW we ...

... at which were appesesid. This stall had eke books, metable fee keepsakes; and also things Si • novel sod nature, among them Whig a simemt warmer • group of figures ropresseties Me of Igo service, • flee poplar lllMide table, sad NOM shake specimens of ...

... could persuade the present constituencies to abdicate in favour of the artisan class, and also—wondrous task! —persuade the Whigs that their mission is accomplished, does any one suppose that at the end of that time we should be third-rate naval power, ...

... least 50 of the houses of worship belonging to'the Presbyterian church o«e their existence to his persevering efforts.—Northern Whig. . The Pott informs us that a committee is in course of formation for the collection an Eyre Testimonial and Defence ...

... utmost to excite the rabble of London and of‘the country against the Tories, for the very acts they would have upheld in the Whigs. Never have wen the spirit of partisanship meaner or more malignant. excitement in London has naturally been taken advantage ...