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... TOR-y MEN AND WIGU MERASURES. I understand, said Mr. Tadpole to Mr. I Taper, Tory men and Whig measure&s.' this is the policy of the rories, to wait and watch, and. whilst the Liberals are bathing, to steal their clothes. The highest conception of ...
... WHIG AND TORY-WHO IS WHICH? THE two words still used to designate the great 1 political parties representing the centrifugal and centripetal forces of England are becoming obsolete. As the synonyms of Liberal and Conservative, one scarcely knows how to ...
... REPUBLICANISM IN ENGLAND. (From the illehompoid Whig.) The English demageffOi• have taken the stump against monarchy. A Eliz Dilke takes the lead. The staple of his arminemt the expunges el Royalty —which he by names of the officers--es ti a s cooks ...
... From the daily Northern Whig (Belfast). The finest thing in the book is ' Ilow Iladji Al Shacabac was Photographed.' It is an admirable addition to our not too extensive comic literature. The story is one of which extracts would not give an adequate ...
... From the Daily Northern Whig (Belfast). The finest thing in the book is ' How Hadji Al Shacabac was Photographed.' It is an admirable addition to our not too extensive comic literature. The story is one of which extracts would not give an adequate idea; ...
... From the daily Northern Whig (Belfast). The finest thing in the book is How Hadji Al Shacabac was Photographed.' It is en admirable addition to our not too extensive comic literature. The story is one of which extracts would not give an adequate idea ...
... London, to a large audience. The leeturer timnced the origin of Whigs and Tories, showilng that thlese becamne distinct politicalparties in the reign of Charles. the Second, the Whigs resisting the alitolute authority of the mon~arch, and nominally, ...
... From the daily Northern Whig (Belfast). The finest thing in the book is How Hadji Al Shacabac was Photographed.' It is an admirable addition to our not too extensive comic literature. The story is one of which extracts would not give an adequate idea ...
... From the daily Northern Whig ( Belfast). The finest thing in the book is Ilow Iladji Al Shaeabac photographed.' It is an admirable addition to our not too extensive comic literature. The story is one of which extracts would not give an adequate idea ...
... From the Daily Northern Whig (Belfast). The finest thing in the book is `How Hadji Al Shacabac was Photographed.' It is an admirable addition to our not too extensive comic literature. The story is one of which extracts would not give an adequate idea ...
... From the daily Northern Whig (Belfast): The finest thing in the book is How liadji Al Shacabac was Photographed,' It is an admirable addition to our not too extensive comic literature. The story is one of which extracts would not give an adequate idea; ...
... From the Daily Northern Whig (Belfast). The finest thing in the book is ' How Hadji Al Shacabac was Photographed.' It is an admirable addition to our not too extensive comic literature. The story is one of whioi extracts would not give an adequate idea ...