... One mornisg he had met at Mrs Witham's Lord BliltLiorp, who was staying in Edinburgh, and knowing that that nobleman was a Whig and connected with the Government, forgot his usual politeness and urbanity in his intense anxiety to be hung, dravsi, and ...

... tap (Spanish) was a horseman's cap, in shape like a helmet, or Spanish montero.-chnson's Dictionary. KThe party dwignations a Whig and Tory, had come into use ?? only afew yeard ?? aistory. Lord, help Us 1 sighed the Alderman, What bar barians the ...

... prevent our elections from being decided by the most corrupt of the electors, a fact humiliating to all honest electocs, whether Whig, Conservative, cr Radical. NoBLy GIFT TO PEEBLUS BY WILLIAM CHAMtBERS.- On Monday, the 8th of August, and for five successive ...

... talented, but obstinate men, to a leader whose tortuous policy has been the main cause of our present unhappy position ; and the Whig faction being desoribsa as ' utterly effete, and inca- pable of maintaining its ground; at the same time the leadership of ...

... onte ft- It time.t le, nit ck wanted tde stiff stock. his coat the i higher cl'ar, hti; lIgS the tight pantaloons, his head a whig ?? fit-orgo th Fourth, which ltwas in fashion under tbe lt-'g-tecy. Stil, Mr Grantley hald too much tasto, taste wxhich sttee- ...

... the spy, like a chicken-hearted lubber; but what sig- nifies palavering, I forgive you all that, because, d'ye see, you're a 'Whig and a Presbytes ian, and it isn't natural for them to be aught else but crafty, and sneaking, and sus- nicioes. -Mr Stephens ...

... floods of royal tears for the loss of that most religious queen and glorious saint. Ho that is the last lie the damnable Whigs have put forth, is it? said Fanshawe, setting his glass down with a crash on the table. She a glorious saint! and he wept ...

... , where his allies, an officer and some troopers of Honywood's dragoons, were quartered at the house of Squire Thornton, a Whig magis- trate. And all through that dreadful, wintry right the farmer's dog howled dismally, and Polly Clifton, who had wept ...

... Efle'll ?? scare us thia time, my lads. We've seen his face at last. Now, thee, twenty guilmtn. Alick cut riebt and left with bis whig. Oh, but the game was a fine one. The bh!e between his kneas was snielW imparting to her rider something of her own fierce ...

... native kings had ever asked for a tithe of the money these foreigners get, they would have risked their crowns. So much for Whig rule. C Well, said the parson, I felt proud that there was one English nobleman, at least, who was bold enough to stand ...

... visit to Lunnon; I feared ye wad a' return tainted vi' Whiagery. Tony laughed uproariously. Sly dear sir, Tory ladies as well Whig vow and protest they are dying, and the one is as like as the other to receive her death blow from the neglect of a visitor ...

... paid by the E~mperor to the duke during hisg staty in tbh country a fewv years ago. The deceased nobleman was well known 4a a whig of the old school, and as a liberal patron of the arts and ?? and of literature. He was never married, and he is succeeded ...