... speak, He o'er his back the cane did break. At Intervals kept crying out, You Chartist dog I'll serve you out; Just so the Whigs serve out the men, Who dare their country's foes condemn. ROBERT WILSON. THE INQUIRY. Tell me, ye whined wiinds, That round ...

... posting them on the walls of sour parish. thei let eveny honest opponent to the ac- cursd Por Laor support them bethey ladical,Whig~orTory, and the victory is yonrts. Let your cry be a No Poor Lawr Bistile, *' No separation of wife from husband, or children ...

... by F. Guizot, Ambiaseador from His Majesty Louis Philippe, we find the following sketch of the late Earl Grey:- This great Whig leader, who after having for forty- four years given the example of staunch fidelity to his principles, had met with the nlre ...

... lo. [- ata ToniEs,3 WHIGS, AND RADICA R.cHesi EI coud tll ma'spolitics by his shirt. 'Atryir he, for he was a pornlpiolu; old boywaol IONs tory, sir,' said he, 'is a gentleman eery noh o h lock, and barrel; ad he outs day. A Whig, Sir,' says ,, k von ...

... meaning in the concept, and thus present the complete idea in a clear and classided ?? Carl Abel. A TORY PHYSICIAN AND HIS WHIG PATIENT. During Walpole's residence at King's College, Cambridge, he was seized with the smallpox, which was of a malignant ...

... served other Whigs the same, and I heard that they cried out lustily, 'Sacheverell and the church, Ormond for ever, i and d-n all foreign government.' Well, and in Wilt- shire great numbers of men marched about with drums and 5 abused your Whig justices; ...

... been a labourer in many fields of thought and action. Hisaddress on this occasion, above all |partycontroversy, and in which Whig and Tory may a' agree, was another testimony to the e genius and versatility of his mind and of his a industry ii the acquisitiou ...

... of the scrape, too; but, alas, many a home will be made desolate, particularly in the north, for I fear, added the humane Whig officer, that the Government will show scant mercy to many of these mis- guided men. As for Lord Derwentwater, I have but ...

... Killarney scenery. Tihe Earl of or nr is a British peer with the title of Baron Ken- elate peer was a steady adherent of the whig party, hut took no active part in polities. ...

... now, they toasted amid shouts, and halloos, and tally-hos to their hearts' content, foxhunting, the speedy downfall of the Whigs and all foreigners, and other congenial toasts. But a few days had elapsed since King William had paced with feeble steps up ...

... York, has invented a csnnott whilc will load and discharge itself fifty times in a inminute. It is stated in the Caltaragus Whig that the officers oF thle war department bave passed a resolution 11, favour of adopting this ingeoious destructive power fur ...

... that in August or September a magazino article or pan- phlt will appear, advocating a resuscitation, on a new basis, of the Whig party, by a young politician of great ability and energy, who is also a-rthor of tlse Cheveley No'i els. Messrs Longmnrns' ...