... strand I saw two exile spirits stand ; Each with sad and yearning eye, Gazing hopeless to the sky ; For each had tut a single whig, And neither from thejeartb. And then, in despair they wept, Into each other's arms they crept; And still, with eves upturned ...

... mounted esquires, and threw down the glove, challenging all to come forth and maintain their counter-claim in combat. Tbe Whigs, in their z-.ai for retrenchment tnd reform, decked the coronation of King William IV., in 1831, of this ancient ceremony, ...

... disturbed her in the afternoon. Punch. THE DISHING OF THE WHIGS. A New Irish Lillibullero. Halloo, brave boys, for a nation's decree, Lillibnllero, buPen-a la! ' That it's all np last with the Whig Minis-tree, Lillibullero, bullen-ada ! * Lero, lero, loro ...

... which, on his showing, are so in- conceivably absurd, could ever have been held by any human being. Men are Whigs or not-Whigs, and the not-Whig is less a heretic to be anathematized than a blockhead beneath the reach of argument. All political wisdom ...

... too long to emunerate, whenever there has arisen one of these so-called panics,'* it has invariably been the policy the Whig Governments to amuse the people by mock activity, the appointment of committees to inquire, &c. while it twirled its thumbs ...

... and now he saw he was very near losing all he had hoped for these many years In this city the Whigs—and he reminded his Worship that he (the speaker) was a Whig —had been studiously kept out from the disposal of all sorts of charities. Now the power was ...

... the boronghs led to an unexpected result. ‘lhe would be tried under much more favourable circumstances in the counties. The Whigs were Is the Radicals turn to come next ...

... Conservative candidate for Eisex, and he bad for opponents Mr. Coaries Callis (after- wards Lord Western), a not undistinguished Whig statesman, and the famous “ Long Tynley Wellesley Long Pole,” of the Rejected Addressess, afterwards Earl of Mornington, a ...

... accomplished party politician of what is termed the Old Whig -chool,and viewed all men and all things in the light of Brookes' and the Fox Clubs, the luxurious dining-room and salons of the Whig aristocracy and the Upper Ten Thousand. Lord Lytton, one ...

... CftAftHg* Second. But Queen's attachment to Marlborough and his celebrated wife gradually led her under the influence of the Whigs ; not in. consequence of any alienation from the Church, but in connection with the war policy which had been inherited from ...

... of the great principle of religious equality. For this purpose it was urged that they might first come to terms with the Whig section of their own party, and withdraw their support from the Government if the Cabinet should refuse or fail to consider ...

... follows : —The Whig Supremacy from 1088 to 176^; the Tory Supremacy Iroin 1703 to 1830; the Liberal predominance from 1830 to the present time. Of these periods the pamphlet gives a brief history, showing how, during the first period, the Whigs, in order to ...