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... A farmer not far from Downend, Is in doubt as to who is his friend : Both Tory and Whig Use soft words, and big, But neither good luck to him send. There was a big debtor in Cleave, Of his creditors took a French leave, But sent locks of hair, And ...
... It's all the same—it's all the same, To have 'em Whig or Tory— They'll all just play the old old game, And oome home proud and gory ! Oh, oh, John Gilpin, he was wise, For dashing off to Jordan, He lost a Whig—and by his rig— Near killed a Tory pardon ! DON'T ...
... Greeitrn. T. M.— And goddess of what ? Miss Whito— Of marriage. T. M.— Of marriage ? How do you make that out ? Miss Whig— Well, my book says that Ceres was the goddess of husbandry. ...
... Bristol are at present content with Sir Michael Siolts-Beach, the foolish but apt representative for Clifton, Mr. Lewis Fry, the Whig offioe-seeker, the type of bourgeois candidate ; and the workers have two misrepresentatives, Mr. Cossham, .who has made his ...
... Sidney Smith : Hunt not, fish not, shoot not, Dance not, fiddle not, flute not ; Be sure ye have nothing to do with the whigs. But stay at home and feed your pigs ; And above all I make it my special desire, That at least once a week you dine with the ...
... musicians under such an able baton as that wielded by Mr. Watts. The exciting election contest has effaced the old party cry of Whig and Tory, and we now have a complication of designations—Liberals, Separatist and Dissentients, the initials of which form ...
... The Municipal electors pause before they promise their support to any aspirant for attic hontsuit. Let thii ehiMish game of Whig v. Tory,opase, at all events, until our city is purged from that stinging disgrace novi at- taihed to it, viz. bi'priVate ...
... mourn. What follows is plain— tis believed in all corners The mourners are actors, the actors are mourners. At one time the Whig associates of the Prince-Regent ware unable to obtain office. Charles Lamb wrote : Ye politicians, tell me, pray, Why thus ...
... to Oxford sent his troop of horse, For Tories own no argument but force ; With equal care to Cambridge books he sent, For Whigs allow no force but argument. Money and man a mutual friendship show ; Man makes false money, money makes man so. ♦gain ...
... . . . I am not one with strongly hostile views to the Government. I thought when I entered Parliament we had bad enough of Whig rule. You have gained more from the Conservatives in respect to matters affecting the working men than the Liberal 3 would ...
... to your hills, to the lakes, to the rocks ! Quoth the veteran ; I'm bearing the mantle of / , 0.t.: Tremble Tories and Whigs, in the midst of your glee, For ye've nao seen the last o' my measures and me ; So pack up your baggage as soon as you can ...
... HIS SERVING MAN. The slay was hot -that's of the very essenee of the story. Ile was a lord : but history is silent whether a Whig or a jury He felt the heat extremely ; so, his coat he removed, Au act of much significance, as the sequel proved. Behold him ...