... would make us all glad Is that which exists 'twixt the Whig and the Rad. THE TIP OF THIC THUNDERICII. 'Gainst Gladstone aml his wicked Home Rule rigs Ttmre is no hope save in the bmdinw Whigs. Salisbury sole can't play the Mrs. Partington, But survum ...

... will as if his motive had been only the aggrandisement of his State. We have had plenty of men among usthey used to call them Whigs—who could do battle for freedom yet shoot down anarchists with as little pity as the Emperor Frederick would have done. ...

... errace in the Island of Portland. Printed Particulars and Conditions of Sale may be obtaiwed (gratis) of Messrs. PATTISON, WHIG, and Co., 50, Lombard-street, London; of Messrs. TIZARD and GROOM, Solicitors, St. Thomas-street, Weymouth; of the ASCTIONEER ...

... were somewhat at variance with his speech at Shaftesbury I, have a dim recollection of reading not many years a go,and the Whig principles enunciated at Farmers' Club dinners are cast on one side to secure a following of the illiterate voters to oust ...

... par- C , ular measure, it is hard to know which will go f.lrthest. The Chancellor of the Exchequer thought dished the Whigs over the Medical Relief Act. lint Mr. Jesse Collings, either perceiving a 'I It in the language for which he himself was ...

... editor of that journal. In the country he was a popular favourite, though the plain speaking he had practised towards the Whigs, whom he regarded as false to the cause of progress, lost him his selt at the general election in August, 1837. He regained ...

... sorry to _ • whom he had called vacillating He did not call them vacillating Whigs now. But they had waverers and timid deserters (laughter and cheers). They owtdinach to the Whigs for what they had dune In times gone by, when Liberalism was not so well known ...

... So the colour he voted was high Toree blue. But as I was a gwiun for to look at a pig, I meets wi' old Snow ad bedizoued out Whig. On his breast in a button-hole a gurt yeller bow, Of the same round his hat a smart riband wore Snow. sir, I to 'why who ...

... Newnes got nine blacks in ten. Mr. Quilter, one of the members for Suffolk, was also rejected, probably by the votes of the Whig members of the Reform, who are making a dead set against certain of the new more particularly those connected with trade. ...

... port of Copiago, 22 It •r.,, was run on the rock Caga Chita, at 8.15 p.m., in tine weather, w ith a strong south-east wind whig, but in a thick f' g. The third offi..er, who was in charge, had just given the order hard a-starboard. and that order bait ...

... revoluth mist (the writer's own words.) The vials of wrath which the anth.a. is out pouting .111 the devoted head of the Whig organ, PA ee are teraed, have be actuatA by the sireil!eatif causes, viz., our refusal to insert r. lett-r w c in- I ample ...

... celebration. NOTE FOR NATIONALISTS. From Moderate Liberals nought expect, They on Dismemberment must frown; For—naturally—the W(h)igs object To Separation from the Crown. COCKER -The Morning Poe says that It is ail addition and no subtraction in the panorama ...