... Yesterday the regime.t took part in a field day of the 1st Briga e, and gave great satisfaction to General Parke by the manner in whig h it acquitted in the & ld movyments. General Parke will ins next week, and it will lea ve Aldershot on saturday. pect the ...

... THE SEA SERPENT AGAIN. The Northern Whig states that most extraordinary monster was seen few days ago Fodera, near Loophead Lighthouse, which is situated on the most western point or the County Clare. It is thns described :—lts head and neck resemble ...

... longer dwell On such thought? no tongue can tell, 44 God and our country ties that bind, All otber creeds give to the wind. A Whig, Radical—or what. Both loved bv turns, in turn forgot: For when his wisdom won small thanks, 'Tw»s then be joined the Tory ...

... hatred arose th«- time the name of Whig for those who opt set) flair •f absolute authority ia Church and }»t-te. was originally a same of eon tempt given bv £ Presbyterian Dieseatsu - a sc-ff sourness the Prrrisi— Whig being liquor out of that has sour ...

... might well have been surprised to find himself beaten nearly two to one of the Liberals. The preponderant weight not only of Whig statesmanship, but Radical ability, was decisively cast into the scale against him. With tne exception of Mr. Bright and Mr ...

... artificial restrictions which bound Oxford and Camlridge so tightly, has generally been given to Lord Brougham and the other Whig politicians of his tine. CyrusJßedding, however, in his Recollections, claims the praise of Tom Campbell, the poet, who ...

... artificial restrictions which bound Oxford and Cambridge so tightly, has generally been given to Lord Brougham and the other Whig politicians of his time. Cyrusjßedding, however, in hi 3 Recollections, cl iims the praise of Tom Campbell, the poet, who ...

... have reason to conclude that he considers his amission to have resulted in a dead failure. punch's triads. ~-AH MirJfcrs, Whig, Radical, Conservative, like a Majority, V Surplus, and No House. The tnree best letters in the Alphabet are LSD; the three ...

... were more to him than the selfish consideration of sect. He had little sympathy with Whig or Tory, but tlioaght the Tory the least worse of the two, believing the Whigs possessed all the faults of the Tories, aud their owu besides. There was a vein of wit ...

... the Nationalist candidate for Kildare, writing to the electors of that County, announces his intention of allowing neither Whig nor place-hunter to have a walkover in his native county. Ireland, he says, has declared for the manly policy of Parnell ...

... these artificial restrictions which bound Oxford and Camtridge so tightly, has generally been given Lord Brougham and the other Whig poUticians of his tone. CyruaJßedding,however, in his Recollections, 1 claims the praise of Tom Campbell, the poet, who certainly ...

... lately addressed to Lord Granville on the Eastern question, observes that The Whig party toast is ' Civil and Religious Liberty all over the World.' True. This is the old Whig party toast. The toast of a party more advanced [would seem to be Uncivil ...