... entirely contrary to history and .n character. On the other hand, our pessi. nist se discovers, David Balfour was a Whig. Still, he Awas a loyal Whig, and only drank to the Rp-- ts toration when he was hali dead with thirst, ant i D. could not get a drink nn ...

... unravelled ? Why, that Defoe's visit to Edinburglh was not only purely political, in that he was acting as the secret agent of the Whigs, but that, to test his ability for the post, he had previously been sent oln a tour of much the same nature through the West ...

... pond at Brightling-park, near Rob.erts. L brid~, Sussex.The bird measured 9Wt. brde, Sussex. 10in. from tip to tip of its Whigs, Sft. 9in. from beak to tail, and 3tf. round the body, while the bill was l5in, in length, and opened to the width of l7in ...

... serious d&sathcction in England: the nation was at one in determined rsjstlro to and hatred of Napoleon. Fox and his disloyal Whigs, i.rd and Lady liolland amnong them, were a clique, and when they came i nto powver were forced by the will of the nation to ...

... the Common Pleas, I appointed Blackburn, the fittest man in Westminster Hall, although wearing a stuti gown ; whereas several Whig Queen's Counsel, ?? were consideriig xvwhichi of them would be the mana, not dreamring that they could all be passed over. ...

... 'Diana' of Hatfield ; but, writes Sir NathanielWraxall, with sour triutmph-he was what Dr. Johnson would have called a dog of a Whig :- a An imperfect attempt was made on the hostile side to oppose this new species cl of wa, fare by similar captivation, and ...

... entitled THE CAT AND THE CHERUB. Wing Shee ?? Mr HoLnRoos BIRNx Chini Fan ?? Mr RicnaisD GANTUONY Hoo ling .. Mr FRED Vosse Whig Sun Luey ?? Mr E. W. MORRISON Ah Yoi ?? Miss RUM BENSON Hwah Kwee ?? Miss ALr.TIrnA LUoe Hoo Che. Miss HIoDA Foserna One Two ...