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THE BELFAST REVOLUTION

... Council the epithets a hich should have fallen to the share of Mr. Real, and vice vee}sa. We may say we expected this from the Whig; but to find the ?? harping to the same tune was indeed a surprise. That journal, in its pub- lication of yesterday, devotes ...

LITERATURE

... d like mathematics.- Aa' histotitn cannot be ts -e bloodless as a fis;. Mr.' MX actlldy's truth 'lies l at the bottom of a whig well: who can blame o him for prefertring'to fill -Iis .bucket from its waters b rather than'from anr atbir'reservoirP Siillth ...

LITERATURE

... note whio Ii ad not often evoxwed lila coisvictionl thet ocar polity anti a sotandiong armiy could not exist together. The, Whigs lied been fli Ithe comisteaui ialsit of repleating that Etaiidiiig isrissies had Idestroyed. the free imfistittisiss of the ...

LITERATURE

... with abject civility, aid taslled fo wine'. I-m Sled, sir, he Paid, d tot se you. 1 And Ieinm glao answered the resentful whig, to ee your lord. chip in thits pIece. I served my meetter, said Jeifreys: ?? bastound in conscience to do so. ,Whereid ...

THE LITERARY EXAMINER

... trial was the show of ladies in the galleries. Letters and journals are still extant in which men of all shades of opinion, Whigs, Tories, NonjurttrF, condemn the par- tiality of the tribunal. It was not to be expected that, while the rtemory of this scandal ...

LITERARY EXTRACTS

... he owed notbivig, and from whiqh he hoped nothing. Of the trial no detailed report has come down to us; bat we have both a Whig narrative and a Jacobite narrative. It seems that the prisoners who were first arraigned did not sever in their challenges ...

PICKINGS FROM PUNCH'S ALMANACK

... of Colonel Sihthorp will be contested by his son dose and heir, Major Gervase T. W. Sibtborp, and Mr. that Charles Seely, a Whig merchant in Lincoln. Tle for addresses of both gentlemen liave been issued, and their con, friends commenced their canvass ...

BOXING NIGHT AT THE THEATRES

... of which are numbers of gas stars and pillars, and one large revolving gas star inmotionbetore them.. Allthe space of the whigs, notoccupied with gas, is tliitkly studded with je~'velb, thereby reflecting the gas lights in notleas numbers. In varioustrbups ...

Published: Sunday 30 December 1855
Newspaper: The Era
County: London, England
Type: Article | Words: 13130 | Page: 9 | Tags: Arts & Popular Culture