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... A NEW VERSION OF AN OLD SONG, TO BE SUNG AT THE GUEAT DEMONSTRATION. Whigs wha wi' Russell fed, Whigs wham Lambton afteu led, Welcome to our table spread, And oratoree. Now's the day, and now's the hour! Liberal throats exert your power, Cheer your ...
... The Newcastle Daily Journal. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1861. The- borough of Totness was for many years a Whig pocket borough, the two seats being in the gift of the Duke of Somerset. Not very along ago, one of those seats was wrested from his Grace, and ...
... Henry ' and Thomas Carss. The Whigs had only one e . olJ against John Thomson, which was allowed, ( claim added to the original list, viz., John Clay- c ,i tions failed on technical grounds. It will his the present Whig member, Mr. Marjoribanks, 3l by ...
... crowned, And viands rich the hungry guests surround. Fat bucks from Axwell, too, were there. None but the Whigs, None but the Whigs, None but the Whigs deserve such fare. Timotheus Ticklemuse, thy richest lays Fall dead upon the ear, Compared to all the rounds ...
... speech, said it was the funeral feast over the grave of his own Whig principles, because he must have contrasted his advanced Liberal tone yesterday with his unscrupulous attachment to the Whigs in days gone by, when he was Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland. Whatever ...
... to characterise otherwise than as a gross Whig job. The Duke of Somerset can know nothing of the county at whose head he has been placed, except through the medium of subordinates and parasites. But he is a Whig, pure and simple, and Whiggery covers a multitude ...
... composed for nlU1 SONG. . J ' Tune, Auld Langs} ne. . Should al JWhig Glories be forgo* And lost in Lethe's glooms • Should all Whig Glories be forgo* And those of Willis' Rooms When PalmerstoJand little John Contrived a Against the Tories; whereupon Their ...
... diplomacy, however high his previous position in other capacities. In that true spirit of official arrogance which every hereditary Whig seems imbibe with the other attributes of sour and unsympathising oligarchy, Earl Russell, therefore, as far him lies, has ...
... because they did not choose their political antago nists to have the credit of introducing them. have all seen Whig-Radical Orators and Whig- Radical Journalists slurring over the fasehoods uttered by their party justifying the evil deeds ; committed ...
... cumstance which occuiTed the dinner Earl night, which I consider requires some explanation.^ the numerous worshippers of tho Whig idol, tuere .. S members of the Corporation, including the q . Mr. Hedley, a few rather forward aldermen, , 0 / stars of civic ...
... headed by the present Foreign Minister, that reform should be handled by anybody but Whig Government. The one great reason to be given for this was that the Whigs bad always used reform a stalking-horse for personal and party purposes ; and they, co ...
... words as _ J in your issue of the 28th ult. To use a Agre pudence has almost put my pipe out. promise, had commenced thus—• Whigs who have with Russell f « Full of wine, both white Welcome to early bed, ery ! fl0 And belching dreams of W Now, I appeal to ...