... (tue of the brightest ft atures in English life that mi thev were, able to meet ?? another and forget whether they were W] Whig or Tory. and diecuss calmly that wlafeb they all believed to Al h- far the interest of their country. They had been told that ...

... interrogative cry which has gained for him in many districts the name of pink ? The larger and the smaller titmouse in their Whig liveries of blue and buff; the green- finch in his complete suit of bright olive green; the reed sparrow with his black velvet ...

... day (Saturdayl, when a lively debate is anticipated. ely A rule for a new trial was granted yesterday in the Northerns tel, Whig libel casea. ?? Cole, chief clerk in the Marine Paymasnter's office at 'Co, Deal, was on Thursrday placed under arrest, churged ...

... , lici h m at' tt matters o lt part of the; ' l, br,'t 00 of ?? Whtig. I denl Theri clangds than li Idan hnrdical ace no 'Whig,-ot'hTm nw and Conerv' liv tac tle nt, namhe, but t cereea altogether a n ?? Me e t h Ia b thodis t, p ah ing in luntite ...

... The tien KINAIOAN's L. L. NWiscey.-Tbis celebrated and most report, lesdelicious old mellow spirit is the very Cream of Irish Whig. year, oi if the kiss, in quality unrivalled, perfectly pure, and more whole- 2,o is ot me' than the finest Cognac Brandy. ...

... Ne'er Jingos so joyous appeared, In the light raied from fair lips and eyes, That my progress to Downing-street cheered. Ye Whigs who once made me your sport, Ye Tories who snubbed me of yore, See me eettle the Ottoman Porte, And my party teach wisdom once ...

... a very unpopular subject. Those who had read history, knew that not more than a century a~o it would have been treated as a Whig innovation, which ought not to be favourably accepted. But they had got over those ideas, and they knew that their army was ...

... whetevor fate and;a dissolation, ishall~gle aa anoej and4in which: Lord Derby and Lord Carnarvon are to be combined with -the 'Whig' and: Radic.4, L54ders.of the prre~et Op o0sition. It is even ,said tbat iirpairkri have already. been.going on with, a. view ...

... there was a principle behind the act of giving it. That vote would not be the chattel or the property of any British party, Whig Tory. No person in the country would again able to calculate upon the Irish vote thing In Us pocket. There was a great work ...