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... recently told them (laughter)—and he should not be at all surprised if he meant to take the wind out of the sails of tle 'Whigs and disendow the Irish Church (laughter and applause). Lord Campbell, and lastly Mr. Goldwin Smith, condemned it as being anomalous ...
... and a disgrace to the British name; it has gone beycaid the reach of argument; Tory resistance cannot save it; nor can it by Whig tinkering ever be mended. It is in truth the symbol of Ireland's degradation, and unless abolished in time it may ultimately ...
... Charles Selwyn's promotion to the Bench. Mr. Hope is apparently the more moderate Tory of the two, and he has at least Ow Whigs on his committee—Lord Ernest Brace and Lord Richasil Cavendish. Lord Stanley was asked to become a candidate, but his lordship ...
... years of age who leave obtained honours :--Class I.—Jackson J. G. Whitby, Whitby School. PagssraTAi'loir.—On Tuesday MT. Thos.. Whig, formerly the driver of the mail coach between Hull and Horace'', and subsequently guard on the Hull and Horn. sea Railway ...
... very fond of apples and nice things. One day he went out for a walk with his friend Cecil, and passed by the orchard of Farmer Whig, when the trees were coverea with beautiful rine fruit. • See, said Benjamin, what fine apples are there, let us climb over ...
... 1)—. So I'll stick to this bench like the weed to the rocks, I own • usurper there'll be some hard knocks; An' tratoble, ye Whigs, as you !oak on at me, 'Twill take in ur ye ken to oust canny Ben B--. Come back up year Diasr, come back up your Ben, To aad ...
... Chairman said we all agreed to send the prisoners to take their trial at. the semi nos in April next.—Sisgen Soffift and Agnes Whig, mother and daughter, were brought up on remand, charged by Benjamin Romans, shoemaker, with stealing from him • silver watch ...
... Ends. (From Punch.) DIZZY IN DIFFICULTIES. (By a member of Country Party.) I t e ll 'ee what, mun. whether you're a Tory or a Whig, Th e longest way to market is the way you drives • pig. If you makes any footto. ks, they as fullers 'mu hod Wh at zigzag ...
... the virtue is in religious bodies, it might he well to preserve this unique specimen, even at a cost of EGOO a year. A great Whig Peer, was making his will the other day, and after he had dictated it his lawyer pointed out to him that he had made no provision ...
... be nearpoor farmer I '4l sooner a precious deal be Than a Prime Preemieer. B ut w hat to me most strange appears Is, whether Whig or Tory, He mo3tly reaps but scoffs and sneers, Instead o' praise and glory. Putty nigh all the peepers and slashun reviews ...
... in advance, in behalf of the great Cause of Civil and Religious Liberty all over the World, the old standing toast of the Whig party? I can imagine that this list, added to Catholic ernancipation, and the repeal of the corn laws, measures of which the ...
... attempted to swallow. A verdict of accidental death was returned. _ There is a good saying current jtuit now ascribed to a Whig M.P. Somebody, impatient of the tenacity wherewith the Tories seemed resolved to cling to power, asked ill-humouredly, Why ...