... himself with Lord is lip had been the special object of his elision. Not satisfied with this, or finding ix::: position of a Whig lieutenant was adi be has now allied himself with the Tory kli..: the I louse vif Commons, and, as Sir Charles hinted. has ...

... . In thif tolitics have small effect. The Irish cannot resist influence of grace and loveliness in a lady, ivhether she be Whig or Tory ; so that I expect ,he Marchioness will very soon the idol of the Dublin people. And although the Lord-Lieutenant s ...

... finds fault with the Hatfield Tarisl Magazine, for publishing an anagram, The Right Honourable William Ewart Gladstone—l the Whig who'll be a traitor to England's rule. Mr. Laboucherc should read Truth. This anagram appeared in the Puzzle Department of ...