... safety to port; Then on ! bravely on ! recollections of glory Through the struggle shall cheer u9s! Degenerate Tory,~ Greedy Whig, sneering Radical-all we'll despise Who condemn us, for great is our aim and our prize! Truth's a pearl quite unfit to be cast ...

... It was, through- ,out, abusive; but we quote only the verses more parti- cularly referring to Mr. Stewart. It was entitled WHIG SONG, Suipposed to be written by one of the James's-certainly t not by James* the First, or king James the Fifth, but probably ...

... Robert Peel; the RepeaLof the ii Corn Laws; the return of the Whigs to power; ;e the religious movemenb of the nineteenth century; the foreign policy of Aberdeen and ePalmcrston; and Whigs, Conservatives, and Peelites. Least Said goonext MenidnL By Ages ...

... '11 at jl l if ina to their fears, by witichc i,~prsetf.ilgt, aolorl-e appealralpai 11de noe, tht Ii.- pices oif tile o ?? Whig leader.' CY]>1 Tl ~aCloIlos Ilaillf It 5l1s -ire 'crivell tia Nhi lial hot A I)~jv pus himselfto o particular Cotin- fitl ...

... Peg of Limavaddy. Beauty is not rare In the land of Paddy, Fair beyond compare Is Peg of Limavaddy. Citizen or squire, Tory, Whig, or Radi- cal, would all desire E Peg of Limavaddy. k Had0 Homer's fire, Or that of Sergeant Taddy, Meetly I'd admire Peg of ...

... the session to London town, o And vote for Londonderry: in And I loved the Lords of the Treasury, an And I Psrayed for the Whigs' perdition, en And lauded the name of loyalty, And loathed the Opposition. J But out upon Canning's false grimace, ab And ...

... Academy at allh The man in Cavendish- square, as Reynolds styled him, and who painted Tory ladies as Sir Joshua painted Whig ladies, declined the honour of member- ship of the R.A. About this time Romney, who had left his wife and family to fare scantily ...

... of emancipaton, and his advocacy of social and politica reforms which were not carried out till long after his death. The Whigs and Imperial Federation makes that political party responsible for a colonial policy which is lead ing, on te part of somoe ...

... ?? SONG. AIR-' John Anderson, vntyjo John. John Gladstone, now, my jo John,| Ere we were first acquent, ec We baith were Whigs, ye know, John, ft To pvowre we had not bent: h But now hoyw things are changed, John, cc Since we have changed our sides, ...

... t excepting his ?? tt ar bigotry, which could not belp3seeing in every n in character of Shakespeare's Roman plays a ir a- Whig or a Tory-bold, insular, and unfeeling. G id Eve in Eden was above such miserable pre- W he tensions, and, according to Heine ...

... whether a man wae a Whig or a Tory, but w eherh woulf be vole for measures that would heselit thcm and dw root of tbe nad community, and if he would, no matter whether he wcre a Tor-y seorea Whig, vole for him, anid if ho score a Whig, n ol o ad, then reject ...

... there is a true John Bull sea song, a which may here he approfriately quoted, in reference to c, the political differences of Whigs, Tories, or Radicals, g Amongst ourselves, in peace, Itis true, n Wye quarrel, makes a rout, And, having nothing else to do ...