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... THE TAILOR AND THE WHIGS. A PINDARIC. One of the fam'd historic Tbree, Of Tooley-street notoriety, With goose and shears, Again appears ; And the Whigs have made their speezhes ; And one and all, The Tailor call, To mend their ragged breeches (breaches) ...
... SUN (First Whig -A mess:-hrismi a fast s rad with yams el Dam (Pint Whig --Au apsd mire, quick sad reedy at her boom, shot places. BUILGUNDT CM. sale, was the berm *NW* Mimi by He is large, moony, with darn at the girth sod in the abbe ; very fast, %%4 ...
... frirtottr (guardian, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1862. THE note of triumph recently sounded by our Whig contemporary, and re-echoed by the various speakers at the dinner, presided over by JOSEPH WHETSTONE, Esq., in consequence of the result of the late Municipal ...
... proceeded to consider tlieflltt i lllMlSNltZthe carnageterias, of granite ma Whig decided (the fine for neglecting contract Is per tun, and the account, to be - M thl y), the Surveyor read his report on the in the district as follows :- - To Me Chairman ...
... OP' Elyria. as 11111101CLIT • 111•110VANOOD. 4111) NlB WHIG Hammy lasaskaa WPSYa be done, and has& sad tally employed On the 11th inst., Wort after four o'clock a.m., lie. BIRXINORAII We6lesday.- (Before Mr. James Dyton, a clerk in the Provincial Bank ...
... PARTY A olds genes Northern , Whig, ego says sear 'MOM foam lad. ft be ma ne lam% the by I of thiamin. d the ow ties, Joke Temw t yary his hand The that Lady Day wee Aged tor Rathfriland, w i re es alpri n gr e r eons thee% asidi in Age see aommei a See ...
... *Whigs Leicester Litersr/ and Philo'loPhical 'WAY. TN Ms edvertiesemet lemma th• LECTURERS for AN mein asesien, DL fa ncy ad o( dm Ma to indeed of fonnuly ad Manrimer. • Leicester Infirmary. NOTICE IS HERIsbY GIVEN, r •Special Gown) Meeting of. the !lice* ...
... ♦ma wawa Wilma alwkiid WI& Whig kind sad bass • f.w days ago. Kr. Charles Gordis Spragw., sumo bag bola sifted for trial • 'barge of ioil•c•A y amok* hit arrant It is stated that Oen Is some probability of the meeting as of German pelages, sad also of ...
... core ! People cannot be blind to the fact, when they see, as on Monday last, in one ward Radical separating from Whig, and in another, Whig fighting against Radial, whilst handbills were circulated, bearing extracts from a contemporary, setting forth the ...
... further contend that as Sir JOSHUA is still without the walls of Parliament, the Whigs of Leicester should re-install him first and then talk of Union. In truth, the Whigs have placed themselves in a curious position after getting their candidate first ...
... Bench, and that rule he had followed in the present instance. So much fur an ex-Whig Chancellor's idea of evu4l wonetere and political tairgess.. Since then, u Radicals and Whigs did not prepon derate enough, another petition, promoted, I am sorr y to say ...
... how could it be otherwise? hat Whig in that assembly could feel happy, as he witnessed the glow of satisfaction, the ill-concealed feeling of triumph, which lit up the features of the successful diplomatists, the Whig-despised yet clever Radials. But ...