... about Rome; but to valentine senders and receivers it is a matter of profound indifference (as the Tina says today about Whig or Tory being in power) who invented valeutines so long as the custom is to send them, and so long as they can be had frees ...

... generally, on both sides of politics. I do from my heart believe that there is at this moment, on both sides of the House, amongst Whigs and Tories, Radicals Conservatives, the most honest, anxious, and earnest desire to admit within the pale of the constitution ...

... WHIG PURITY. An excited and by no means creditable scene was witnessed in the House of Commons on Tuesday. Mr. J. G. Churchward, one of the most influential and best-respected inhabitants of Dover—to whom, indeed, Dover is almost wholly indebted for its ...

... thedemeg bile. nick headache. 'idiom, We with sensation of fuheaeg he photos sieweek pia the shoulders. and the tillehaelog Whig hen and general debility. I. Ulm me Lbw /Mb he be found the most erected rem*. sea be ee sq without any danger from wales eel ...

... 3') and is married, and has a wife to be represented. Sixthly. It is no party measure concocted to give an on. due weight to Whigs, Tories, or Radicals, Land or Commerce. The wealthiest squires would be outweighed by the wealthiest rnanufactnrers. The Radicals ...

... present bill, when in fact they bad been coined and stamped in the several measures at one time or other issuing out of the Whig mint. But most ludicrous of all, Mr, Gceesroa r insisted upon the lodger franchise as an essential element, without which he ...

... Churchward is to be further punished for what, compared with the gross bribery of the Lesthams, the Penders, and a host of other Whigs and Radicals, was scarcely an indiscretion, and that, too, committed fifteen or twenty years ago — if Mr. Taylor, Mr. Gaselee ...

... Westminster, during lu smelts of which time he was utt,rly unable to take rest by laying down, and was dlszharged as Incurable. Whig recommendtd to try Lambert's Asthmatic Balsam. he purchased a bottle of • chemist in Warwick-street, Pholleo, and after taking ...

... moment as he was when he art beside Peel in 1842, and denounced the faction of which he is now the chosen leader. But for the Whig magnates, the fallen leader's quondam colleagues in officethe greedy place.nekers—be Las no pity. Into the pit which they ...

... view, but ought to be still more gratifying to the nation at large, which, owing to the feeble and yet officious conduct of Whig politicians, rapidly losing all influence and prestige abroad. Nor is it alone to our countrymen in the French capital we can ...

... colonial affairs, would lead one to expect at the next election a bias in the public mind towards the Conservative rather than the Whig party. Even the Pall Mall Casette thinks the lodger franchise will prove to be on the whole conservative in its operation; ...

... London thoroughfares, Bow, wow, wow, 4c. He once accused Sir Robert Peel fTwas thought a good and gay thing) stealing the Whigs' clothes away. The while their Lords were bathing: But bettering the example, Now turns worse theft to glory— The Radicals' ...