... grand tcene, in which Jack receives a wedding present, is triumph for Mr. Beverley ; a group of golden-stemmed shamrocks, no whig, disclose a scene of unparalleled loveliness. After tho rransft/rmat’on a double pantomimic company appear. An Ice Scene Russia ...

... to herlarre assortment of CHIGNONS, French Curls. Coifli herlarre assortment of CHIGNONS, French Curls. Coiffures. Plaits, Whigs, Fronts, and every description of Ornamental Hair, all the newest style and first quality.—C. Colley, Perfumer, Hairdresser ...

... a thorough 'settle. i ment.. Ineffectual coinpromises may be in fashion 1 for a moment, but they will go 'the way of' the I Whig fixed duty on corn, end of the. fancy fran- chises and anti-democratic safeguards of Tory reformers. Ix presenting to the Senate ...

... Mr. Mackie has not been opposed, although latterly the votes given by that gentleman have been generally unfavourable to the Whig party and to its leaders. He voted against the late Government in the decisive division on Lord Dunkelun’s amendment and upon ...

... government of mankind ,va 9 al] ?? part of his philosophy, which he never' disguised and seldom departed from. When some of the Whigs vere grumibling in 1841 against Sir Reolert Peel for h L~urng, as they said, stuffed his Cabinet with lords, he gave, it as ...

... miles bass Istand dead on the saaa bosom bi at half-past gs gesejor that rivai l li liill desesead Womb! MB 6 ie: a z be late • Whig the f y wipsised his trap s 2 e was lyiag vats deed byes. of , Warwick's about two hosts after B supposed to have sessived ...

... thrown by an immense and organized mob would endanger life—this patient and brave body of men were actually censured by the Whig Hou Sxcreiart of the day, and deprived of JOHN BULL. tlieir only -weapon defence. Wc never met with a more.heartless case of ...

... not the Limerick clergy, at least the majority of the people ; remitting the land question for a time into the keeping of the Whig doctrinaires, to be mumbled over, as it has been mumbled ovor by them for half a century — there are some other points of minor ...

... and progress to the country. We belong to no party in the State within or without the Constitution. We have no alliance with Whig, Tory or Radical. We have laboured, many of us, and some of us incurred considerable odium in our endeavours to preserve public ...

... some tune to develops all its beauties, but when. the toot eisemble bursts upon our gaze we see Fairies mounting on butterfly whigs, and in all directions floating apparently in empty air. The Pantotnimne abounds Niith musicselected from thecouispositionsof ...

... wrought up to as much savagery as Quakerdom will decently admit of, because the Tories have passed a Reformn Bill-a feat the Whigs and Bads could not effect; and that is wrong, says Mr. J. B., who proposes to set all right by the addition of time Ballot ...

... overosaoe all difficulties, and 'we ebtained at his hands a measure of reform we could never have equeezed out of the aristocratic Whigs. True it is that, the old obtuse Tories, who re- luctantly bnu compulsorily acknowledge Mr. Disraeli as the leader of their ...