... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... an acquaintance, passed Lyndhurst for the first time after his elevation to the bench, he exclaimed, Well, to be sure, no whig ! and what a hat! Why, the fellow don't deserve to be a judge. As to his other two peculiarities, here is an illustration ...