... laureate odes,, in order to ascertain if that new pursuit would kill the ennui by which lam devoured. Being in politics between a Whig and a Jacobin, the subject of our sovereign's praiw will have so much of the Romanut in my eyes, as bufficiently to resemble ...

... listening to many plain and well-told truths which cannot fail te make a lasting impression upon them, whether they be the Whigs of the old or new school, and whether they profess principles which, for many -centuries, cramped the energies of the people ...

... Brotherton an appetite every time he gazes at it, which is tolerably often in the course of an afternoon. In fact, the juvenile Whig himself doesn't look so youthful as this old Lochinvar during the present summer; and even the philosophical Molesworth appears ...

... all that have a chance in the following • .--4 Ayacauora, Blink Bonny, Bar One, Beatrice, Beeo euee 0, by Birdcatcher—Miss Whig, Double (foster, Ilnlf ie i l, Lady Hawthorn, Madame Clictijiot, Maid of Athens, Illtestissima, Nougat, Orlando, Pomona, Queen ...

... fell—together with the monarchy of France. In the world of fashion here, the system stood out somewhat later; but our Gallomaniac Whigs were early deserters; and Pitt's tax on hair powder, in 1795, gave a grand advantage to the innovating party. Pigtails continued ...

... fact established it would be sheer absurdity to place confidence in either the 'men or their measures at the present time. Whig policy sits like an incubus on the bosom of the country, and unless it can be effectually shaken off, faith in public men will ...

... from six to eight o'clock.—Halifax Guardian. OP ENGLISH Napoleon called the Bourbons hereditary asses ; and what are the Whigs I should like to know, but the Bourbons of England ?-DISRLELI. The less weight a racehorse carries, the quicker it runs; ...

... inches wide, was used by Roman shopkeepers for tying imp parcels. THE SEQUEL TO THE IRISH ABDUC- TICE - CASE. (From the Northern Whig.) I. Ciunnu . .--A paragraph, in reference to this great criminal, which is calculated to alarm the well-disposed part of the ...

... lit, ti °llse of Commons, the tax would, with a very Preseure, be speedily surrendered by any Go- T 4l llent, whether if be Whig Radical, or Tory. i total abolition o f t h e tax would immediately set i?e,i_an immense amount of cap i tal to b e pro fi ...

... The millions have surely as much love for England as for her glory ; as much interest in her power being maintained as a few Whig and Tory families, who, during dark and ignorant days, obtained an ascendancy which their cunning and the culpable negligence ...

... canvassed by politicians who are in town. Lord Palmerston, it is said, will do his utmost to obtain an undivided support from the Whig party in the Commons, while at the same time he will endeavour to effect a junction with Conservatives of a liberal turn of ...

... press, for which the Times - launc:tel at them one of its most pointed thund,.bolts. , There are still noblemen of the great whig families who I would gag the English press as effectually as the French and Russian are at present gagged, but we are sure ...