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... Reform Bill,” it might be asked, “Where are the Disraclites?” ‘‘Oh, they’ve all gone over to the other side.” And where are the Whigs?” “They're all dished.” Colonel Fane, M.P.. said he ewallowed the Reform pill as he did the powder which his nurse used to ...
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... Reform Bill, might be asked, Where'are the Disraelites ? Oh, they've all gone over to the other side. And where are the Whigs? They're all dished. Colonel Fane, M.P., said he swallowed the Reform pill as he did the powder which his nurse used to ...
... “'‘and extended the franchise to more than 300,000 work- ,a ««d bed. Mr. Player, of the Old Market, was sent ing men, the Whigs held a meeting, at which Mr. John Bright, of all others, was most demonstrative h'ch blood was flowing fast. Deceased never ...
... extension of tbe suffrage; that it was quite mistake to suppose that anything good had ever been derived from the Liberals or Whigs, and, in short, that the real friends of the people had always been the Great Conservative Party— (cheers and laughter). When ...
... for, whilst the duties were frequently very onerous, the slightest error of judgment was pretty sure to be followed by a whigging. In these times of Fenianism, they may be called on at any time to perform duties of considerable difficulty and even danger ...
... younger actors to play the parts in which he shone so conspicuously. If this rumour have its foundation in truth, Tory and Whig will alike regret it,—the one because he loses a leader whom he has every reason to 'be proud to follow, and the other because ...
... K•ril) mail wird is, sad therefore be the sispWa et report. W. J. T . zni cale b.. t e =p a wmr.. abor pr a Ns. J. T. by the Whig the pest yew Asa With Anises had ever WNW wakes el ear pair meet se • hely. Ka Aims. iii be set de. The :s ee r el wee wile& ...
... in the schooling of younger actors to play the parts in which he shime so If this rumour have its foundation in truth, Tory Whig will alike re gret it,—the one because he loses a leader whom he lias every roman to be pr o ud t o and the other because on ...
... visit of Earl Russell to Ireland is whispered to have been a terrible failure, and a source of much mor- tification to the Whig statesman who used to enjoy so The late attacks of the noble large a share of popularity. Ear] on the Irish Church, and the ...
... younger actors to play the parts in which he shone so consqicuounly. If this rumour have its foundation in truth, Tory and Whig will alike regret it,—the one be. he loses a leader whom he has every reason to be proud to follow, and the other bemuse on ...
... general effect of these pieces, they will be found to make very suitable offertories. EARL. RUSSELL ON IRISH POLICY. The Northern Whig publishes the following corns. pondence : TO THB WORT HONOURABLE EARL MULL. My Lord,--A number of gentlemen of Belfast and ...