... loose red trousers and a waist-cloth or sheet of calico, gay and wile ■ colours, thrown negligently over the shool i. bur alio whig their graceful and compact figures to seen iv pc fection, contrasted well with the ua.k. savage and nearlynaked Papuan, with—as ...

... good deal about year ailments. end feel dispogred, nay, willing, to listen to may foolish old woman's Matemento about your Whig worms, or being declinish, or nervous ? Hart you less strength and energy than you bad, a poorer memory, lose heart ...

... perseverance on the course at Lichfield —See Wntafall's ti Junius, i. 578. So widely were parties separated at the time that the Whig races, which lasted three days. and the Tory races, which laded two dap were held at an interval of a fortnight. Mr. Paler ...

... contain only Clears the Blood from all Impors Kattor, from what▼ogetable remedlee, mercury or other mineral over cauao ij|i . Whig used in them. They are consequently sate thia mixture pleasant to the taste, and warranted free and certain In their effects ...

... aclveveni « atcilno-- 1.-.n: n slid from nineteen years'oili. ial •.linatiot md, Peiceval. 1, '■ Icii.-h, am W'elhogton, into a Whig S.-cietarj fm * gn Affairs o. f.e eve „f the triumph 11.-f.-rn- Toe »• •ou I •10., d in when the d.ati Sir i.c tr.hinute.l ...

... wvay miadness lies. ;To be a Liberal M n i is to g6 ba'o . th ?? 11f'the ni cr enlightenied untl aetive of the gelnuile Whigs -who, hollwever, Woe, ihay rea)URk, on- ad couraged in their day a good mtany theories and he propositions whih u would astonis ...

... and not that; o# a tinker. (Hear, hear, and laughter.) Conservatives were favourable to all nee.iful re ror on, and tiie Whigs when in offioe were not more liberal than they. (Hear, hear.) The toast was . nthusiastioally drunk. Otter toasts followed ...

... civil order and o spiritual liberties, and with encroachments on local and individual independence such the most headstrong Whigs or the most reactionary Tories have rarely dreamed of attempting While Lord Paltnerston and Lord Russel retained even a nominal ...

... clergy when they had been left off by the rest of society; just as the Bishops long preserved the last relics of the flowing whigs of the time of Charles 11., the bluecoat boys recal the common dress of children under Edward VI., as Quakers maintain the ...

... alighting cease their hum, 8o settling into places Whigs grow dumb,’’ was the old satire on the Liberal Moderados of the pass. But we were presented last week with a more remarkable phenomenon —8& Whig not. in place, yet quite as h.wz, as contentel, as ...

... Borough felt that Sir John Bennett was not the candidate to carry Maldon, which has still left in it a good deal of that old Whig element, which does not amalgamate heartily with modern Radicalism. Then before January had closed Col. Jervis had taken quiet ...

... bald head ) TTpon my baldness pray have some wwa passion Bosco. Well, wear a wig. ' ' . . . Tom. Whigs nave gone out of fashion. Tories are in, and Whigs are out you see. This granted, we are taken at once to the second scene, which represents a Harvest ...