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... Sing hey, Ac, There be did his work, for after chief, Till the Tory party came to grief: And the Treasury Bench when the Whigs they woo, Who was Foreign See. but John ndmerstoo Sing hey, Ac. Since then years thirty and oca he’s teen, Bat no mark they’ve ...
... anything you like to secure their places, and besides they possess the means of passing it through the House of Lords which the Whigs do not.” hese were Mr Roebuck’s tactics. But the majority of the House thought otherwise. Turn out Lord Derby and Mr D’lsraeli ...
... many other valuable and-ecarce fancy and furniture woods. do ?? - - - - - - - th E Z-FPAST TRAD3 RRPORT. - (From the Northern Whig of Siturday.) ; - TE LimEN TniD FExports of finiahed linena have been, ' - to a large extent, chitefy for the Amserican market; ...
... _power . _Now our party is _nominally iii _cilicelint _we have no _power at _all . Then _we _liclil the _balance between tlie Whigs and tlie . _Conservatives . _ISoth of them _were anxiously _suing for our _support on every _important measure , and carefully ...
... the populace of Dudley. For the present, however, the Times Whig, or rather Palmcretonian; and it takes advantage of the reaction against Democracy abuse the Radicals —whose votes the Whigs have so often solicited, and for whose prejudices it is itself ...
... superior _virtue in the ' _Scottish character . • The real reason , it _seems , is that Scotchmen don't care _about politics _. Whig and Tory are alike to them _, they see no difierence ; consequently , says . the Time _/ reviewers , they won't be bribed ...
... hey, Ao. There he did his work, for chief after chief, Till the Tory party it came grief : And the Treasury Bench when the Whigs they won. Who was ■’Sec but John Palmerston ! Sing hey. Ac. Since then vears thirlyv»nd one he’s seen. But mark they ve left ...
... faint prospect any ™ ora eil t even though Calcutta accounts quote generally a h,g her raDge of prices than ours. The Northern Whig of Saturday, says :-« E xportB of f ° r to a large exteQt eh finished linens have quantities sent American market are still ...
... evidently fancied that they were bound do its govern■ ing aa cheaply possible. Unhappily, the race of economic statesmen, whether Whig or Tory, has now died out, or, if not dead, Gladstone seems r its solitary representative, like the last rose of , summer ...
... were commissioned to perform. Public morality has suffered more dur- ing the past two years by the perfidy and trea- clhery of Whig Statesmen, and those who keep them in countenance and support, than by the worst excesses of the worst classes of the mobo- ...
... ignorance of, and our indiffereace W, polities ; thee. of course, Englishmen sell their vote. to the high. can bidder, whether Whig, Tory, or Radical, simply he. ranee they are ea thoroeghly instructed and as 'lateral, interested in political matters! Sot ...
... very popular enterprise with the Sheffield people; ai but while the application for a subsidy, similar to that ai given by a Whig Government to the Liverpool Line, V1 wsas under consideration, instead of supporting Lord ti Derby's Government, he opposed ...