... Devon- shires and the Grosvenors have been the l stmunchest in their support of the turf, which almost would seem to have been a Whig rather than a Tory sport. It-is not without interest to note that witliiri six 'ears of the first race for the Challenee Whip ...

... seem Ise, the fleets air, Aed seeks her reeky lair To her yews,. and to Slash them sprit. At saes o'er the waves their sterray whig- It is sot as easy matte, to fix the exact cites their &Meal, for they are never seen durimit the d_g. sad way owes oat their ...

... from Tory party, dependent neither on The holi- nor even on the personal inclinations of « Ha King, but yet independent of the Whig fam So fares the fi le the eal f bis rule were con ed they were rristic success, and a stealy increase in the p of the cou ...

... monies ; and by sinkable taming movement, the Mks comp, and aide forty peleseie. The simony:* was In all roped* Ilittleh shells Whig the fret to the of the mese. of cur troops. The Colonial soldiers ems to have greatly distinguished themselves in Immediately ...

... it was resolved, as the average attendance did not warrant ouch appointment, not to do so. CADIIIOIVII 000011 absolutely Cr. Whig entirely free from kola, malt. MPG. al kali, or say foreign admixture. Caution The public Amid held en having Csnmear's--sold ...

... pect It wil! probabl and to the exiled dynasty. here, prise many people to learn that even « numerous and frequently styled Whig bbed tains Campbeli more tan one-half was st Jacobite; and if there only had been a ¢ with bell of some military skill to head ...

... hale are about three fourths of an century. Our author has heard of great and -h thick, and soon mule takes a bite brilliant Whig Duchess turning to the footman pancake he will be kept chewing so coowho was waiting upon her dinner and stonily that he will ...

... below We Irowl ../.w. all work. rho Wink 4C boom bow lbw boa .hr with Ms room lb. coo d &welsh to woo will bow Jim • mid lbw Whig with lir is ••• • M *Wier M OrdlM hod Comm, ire de a Tie th. = l = No a d N. a that Nicht Mr' we are* &Zig. P w Us wed pill ...

... poured in endless stream into camp. LOIiD METHUEN INSULTS THE HIGHLANDERS. Writing about the engagement at M:i£crafontein, J. B. Whig ham, the correspondent the Morning Poet, says: *1 want to clear away any misunderstanding that might arise in the mind of ...

... TUB Bled Ron THRBATENED.—The proceedings at the Police Court yesterday lasted an hour from cases implicstiog nine pesetas Whig eat down f.ir hearing. Two ptintera were charged with quarrelling and fighting with each other on New Year's Day—one of them ...

... restore and !weserm.s: the preetige oof this grt-at nation by showing that we could in the protent what our forefather. were of (Whig in the plea. (Applause.) There were mien m nitolnnng, bolt they mourned with Illy eyes : they dill grudge: there was not one ...

... obvious neglect of that statesman's achievements in the reform of the I tariff, that all reforms stopped in 1841 when Ithe-Whigs lost the sngermacy. Alike in his i chapters on British and on American progress, he gives considerable attention to liberalism ...