... Cornelius O'Dowd. Forfeiting Paradise. Persano. , — A Light Business Requiring no Capital.—Sudying the Land Question. A Great Whig Journalist. Charles B.eade's Novels. W. Blackwood and Sons, Edinburgh and London. ...

... well worthy the seri-us coneideretion of our present Whigs and so-called leberals, hest, as they are, on disestablishment and dieen. do' moot—or, in other words, on robbery and confiscation: — Whig principles (said Sir James, in concluding his sped.) ...

... not a straw ? Mr. Lowe. Now by the residuum sent Again to sit in Parliament, Who, as a pleceman, is content ? Mr. Lowe. Who Whig-like, with a feeling shoot, Proclaimed (what no sane man will doubt) His wish to keep the Tories out P Mr. Lowe. Mr. Lowe ...

... Government has declared that it is the only oast which ever really felt for the wrongs of Ireland. All •preewas Administration—Whig and - Tory alike—have been 'elided with that hand.toonoutli legislation which trios to deal with the grimes's of the hour—that ...

... appetite. strength, and energy. though It say be restock will be thorough GENERAL DISORDERS OF THE LIVER AND STOMACH. AU who ewer Whigs at tal k, either In eating or drinking, should tabs .be ten of theme from Pills at bed thew from • bleb will a deer head had ...

... it is curtona that the device had ita origin in tbeacbeming brain of an acute Whig Writer to Signet. Thera waa la* at. Fuahie Baidge, in Mid-Lothian, owned bya ttsoog Whig and. tha landlady luck waa popolaaly suppsied be the original of Scott'a Meg Doda ...

... minority a fair share in now have none. Both among the nobility is such that derance of Tory chance of being elected ; and the a Whig has hardly any ot the Acts of Union is in case thereby de- fea pose ted. The Bill has, however, been referred to @ modification ...

... us who can wield deftly the pen of critic, or philosopher, or historian : eminent jurists have worthily succeeded the great Whig and Tory lawyers of a bygone generation : the aristocracy and the country gentry are men of attainments, liberality , moderation ...

... THE GLo MESTER JOURNI L AND THE LATE GLOUCESTER ELECTION. To the Editor of the Gloucestershire Chronicle. Sir,—Your ancient Whig. Radical contemporary, the Gloucester /mama/ (or as some persons more appropriately call it, the Gloucester Noraiity Star) ...

... win* It mad parties. It miaow, 4 notches, par** wenn of the poisonous aM that state we brobstudowe ben* It seta Eke • Warn, Whig two and .owner,. to the weak and disaeM fawenees, and Adman mead panty to lb. lapowerland sod Wined bleed. As s sustains, sad ...

... differeet light. I do not think the More of Peers! Need be abolished yet ; In fact, as I advance in years, Less Radical I get. TM Whigs, you know, have ere Men High Tortes while in poem` The Seemlier's left has always res. Them Chartists in an beer. So Ishii' ...

... warned the in this that within a very few weeks a this winter was over also that ‘no there would be such an Governmeat, whether Whig or chairman at this read a notice that en the ‘ory, could resist it The manifestation of un- of the. Queen’s visit to the ...