... send the stanes spirnen, Wi' a whirr and a curr till they sit roun'the tee. Then hurrah! &v. It's an uncolike story that baith Whig and Tory Mann aye collyshangy like dogs ower a bane ; And a' denominations are wantin' in patience For nae Kirk will thole ...

... ill its turn is followed by aen aupreciative review of 2q. Alisbisi's Far FRussia. The Tory Atminaistra- 'ion and its Whig Admirers is a clever and elaborate reply to thve recent laudatory nrticlc on Mr. Disraeli in 'he Fdisf ergh dvitoee. Referring ...

... knows in what diggings! For his tahliemn divea-in what depths, through what grief ! Made Tories bewildered submit to what whiggings! Blown what bubbles prismatic of speech Bright as brief For the dumb has found words, wit for dull, wind for weary; His brains ...

... by their dislike to -Napoleon f and their sywpathy withithe popular movolement in, Germany and ~Spain, were rallied to the Whig standard nod joined~in~conderaning as '-an indefensible principle the proscribing, an-:individua.l to destruction. But ...

... gence of the present day. The Radical faction is only powerful in proportion as it is helped by Wihig support. There are Whigs and Whigs, Liberals and Liberals, as there are Tories and Tories. It is for the pradent and seteible of these various sections to ...

... the tu~oad of armies in it ;'`and a chaduge rn, thatr coul'd Amnse at nation'. ILDown throug-h tics LowlandIs, down WI' the Whig-a'I Lt more I Loyal true Highlanilers, down Nvi' them rarely ?? and Donald, drivo on wi' the htmlfi elayrnore ?? the necks ...

... yesterday, the case of Sta nners a. Finlay. ant action by the late manager of the Hartford estates ?? the Belfast XVorthern Whig for libel, was resumed. The Attorney-General opened the case for the defendant, alleging that he had habitually, and without ...

... defined, and our own Icept at all hazard. It was aw not a question as to which side of the Houte a oan eat ad whether he was Whig, Radical, or Conservative; it Ir. took higher and holier grounds; it wac patriotism-a ig love of that dear old country of ours ...

... Gladstone was last month, by two writers who view the Premier from different aspects-I. by a Tory, Why we follow him; II. by a Whig, Why we disbelieve him. As last month we believed the attacking party suc- ceeded the best, so this month we credit the attack ...

... ,Isupplanted by a bolder and more grasping faction.' These are'the men who dictate the national policy, lwhile oligarchic Whigs and: educated Liberels fill the I 'Cabinet, and the mass of the party repeat their shallow a lomtnonplaces with irritatingself ...

... there were other mattere which, living in an agricultural county as they did, were to them interesting; hut the hon. gentleman WhIG had preceded him had expressed himself with stmuch clearness and ability on these matters as left him Htle toesaytoodhere were ...

... extent of party feeling in Nottingham nearly seventy years ago. The office of sexton of St. Mary's having becoone vacant, a Whig and a Tory candidate were noxuinated. The poll w-as open six days /I diung which time the flags and bands of music paraded ...