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... SWORD AND CAPTAIN PEN: ~~ OR, THE CHAP WOT WHOPPED THE COLONELS. s.M. - Tune— The Fine Old English (ientleman. List every Whig and Tory, Of every land and clime; I'm to tell a story In reason and in rhyme the chap wot the Colonels tussle most sublime ...
... Sir Robert lee! beginning life a Tory, ended it a Liberal, or very like it; and the other, Earl Derby, starting as a naming Whig, sunk to the grave with his back turned upon his former self. .On Tuesday at Preston, in Lancashire, a town with which the ...
... arose when Dr. Lyons M.r., seconded motion add the exhibition a show maehinerv. The hon. was greeted with cries Coercion and Whig. Mr. Senton, M.r., >ud other Land Leaguers were present. ...
... by playing the part of a good-natured man, and bemoaning his hard lot to be Receiver under a Whig Chancellor. the rents go up, it is the fault of the Whig Chancellor! but if there be any lowering, oh, then, that is all owing to the mercy of 'Squire ...
... public exposure, has humbly apologised, and will pay over .£10 to local charity as a penalty for his misconduct.— Northern Whig. ...
... Daily Western Timet. Sir, —It quite refreshing to old Bad, see how sll the different political movements, once ridiculed by Whigs and Tories, are being gradually carried out. I remember how the People's Charter used to be called a destructive measure, and ...
... that Nationalists OLter Would vote according the bidding of tbe leaders the Irish Par;i«mentary party, who had overthrown the Whigs stud compelled tbem to spilt into two st-cions, one which would join the Toiiej, while tha other would either disappear from ...
... short interval during which, to use the metaphor of Mr. Disraeli, Sir Robert Peel, who found •the Whigs bathing had runaway with their clothes, the jrreat Whig lords, with the deceased Marquis their head, ever since the formation of Lord Grey's Cabinet the ...
... Hartington's would have been had he undertaken to form a Ministry. In such a case he, representing in his own person the great Whig interests, would have felt bound, in order to complete the representation of the party, to ally himself with the Radical section ...
... Russell was a thoughtful young whig when he was of Lord Amberley's age, and alarmed the seniors of hisday by the forwardness of his political aspirations. The advanced whig of sixty years since, is still an advanced whig, and inasmuch as the father has ...
... had been rejected by the House of Commons, but it was accepted by the Irish nation, and would be accepted by England. If the Whigs and Radicals refused to support Mr. Gladstone he would do without them. The Home Rule Bill had been defeated by intrigue, class ...
... seem d , make a plant whenever and wherever opport _ them a chance. In many instances, indeed, the fl) and inanition of the Whigs have afforded which have not been neglected by their wily ntil p* Gloucester there are, and have been for many \tfis three ...