... shousld vol Where Honour sits and sings ! trodloce a I And over threescore of lier sons Lord 2b Sproasls forth her golden whigs! noble Elarl Why, triumphs on the very plates The Di Arm carrcd, from which they dine; t gretted to Attd every shilring cup ...

... and 01;2'onellh CITY Oa Weak disciples of O'eConell- CITY Y Parnell, ODonnell, also- Biggar, CITY s You despised by Con. and Whig are. CITY O'Donnell, Biggar, and Parnell, n All of you may go to-well- Singli r Let us say you all may go n Willingly to Jericho ...

... for A ita .latcr. I Since James Mocccrli iff our trusted chief, p Main now perforce vacate her. I The Liberals true, auld Whigs and new, r flung swithliein' laic ic doubt Pi 'Twcen Prosy Jaiues icud Stuart Mill, ti To keep the Gordont out. Pi The Thaeia ...

... displayed so little cuaning. Seeing, es they must have seen, that every con- cession made to t1em by tile Whigs had the effect of lowering the Whigs in general estimation, they should have avoided nothing so much as putting themselves forward without a ...

... found in the .Icpublivomi of Octolber 8, L.19, issued 1 by Richard Carlile the atheist and in 1823 we find I a slit at the Whig party beginning- Whiic3 whomn Fox and Petty led, Whias wcho nailer Lord Grey fled, Weliome, though three 13 a bed, To the Treasury ...

... Sir, he ansvered ,I thought it better to put myself in the Almighty's hands than to trust your honotr to the mercy of the Whigs. ...

... where they may, h But still their forms in dreams asrise to fair ones far away. l Chen Tao, 9th and 10tlh Centu'ies AD. a WHIGS AND TORIES. V Thickly o'er the jasper terrace flower Shadows play; In vain I call my garden boy to sweep them all away. They ...

... BLACK- SMITH OF BALLINDALLOOH. After- Ye Laye of ye Baniehte Alanne. FYTTE Ys FYBSTE. Com, listen now, Scotch freemen bold- Whig, Tory, Bond and Free- And I'll to you a tale unfold Of what befel to me tI For killing, on the Queen's highway, J A wild deer ...

... a silver to a g'old producing district. The change is indeed I marvellous and suggestive. A further instal- r ment of H. J. Whig-b-ham's narrative of the 1' Boer war is given, in which he criticises the want of strategy and tactics amongst our generals ...

... antrae '-cuncernin-z which we are informed that j g the central figures are the two sons of ar Scotch e laird. Jacobite and Whig, the second of Lester 0] f, Wallack's Memories of the Last Fifty Years,' C e dealing with Charles Kean and his wife; and an ...

... they are taxing snore heavily realised estates a than the Whigs or Liberals have ever done. The heirs of the'Duke of Portland, for instance, l have given in their inheritanceUrider the old 3 Whig-Liberal-regime, and the result is that s the estate of the ...

... that Conservative party which Sir lqobert Peel in a great measure created, but which, latterly, he annihi- lated. With the Whig policy, the magazine had no sympathy whatever. Circumstances, however, have taught it to put less confidence in men than in ...