... FOR NEW VOTERS. There was a Had from Brummagem, I Monopolist of screws, Who said he'd Disendow the Church, i Which did the Whig vote lose; 1 But when he saw his great mistake hestened to exolain, And dodged and shuffled all knew To get it back again. ...

... THE DISESTABLISHMENT QUESTION. The Wife a Whig Peer, writing to the Morning Post, says: —It imperatively necessary that Mr. Chamberlain's assertions on tha Disestablishment question should not be allowed to forth unchallenged. property of the Church ...

... Liberals or the Moderate Whigs. Their me was played out and they would now only be used by the Advanced Radical party—(a; iP lansej—and then likea sucked orange thrown mu pl and dissent.) Mr. Giadstone and the moderate Whigs were used as a sort of stalking ...

... At that time the Reform Bill had been passed about five years, and the country was not quite pleased with the way the old Whigs were going on. . A couple of boys were sent for to fight the county division against Sanford and Colonel Tynte—those boys being ...

... the success of the Church candidates 11 he Ch Division at the late School Board ele: D. b self a Whig, and (as his nar shews)a ment a distinguished Whig fan: asto be jy that Churchmen every where will follow example which has been set in Lon and q to ...

... POLITICAL VERSES, COMPOSED BY A WORKING-LAD HARBERTONFORD. 1 Come vote for the Tory, don't vote for the Whig, F r the leaf of the Liberal was and big; The small loaf the Tory was solid within, vote for the Tory when the Elections begin. 2 In tbe Soudan ...

... fortifications which the wisdom of man, illuminated by the experience of centuries, could possibly devise for the protection not of Whig privileges but of democratic freed m. The Tory democra would defend the Established Church, '' bacau it was a guarantee of ...

... Gladstone. SIR CHABLIS DILLE SIX WILLIAM HAR. COURT LORD DERBY MR, FORSTRR AND MR UORLIT LORD COWPRR AND THE 04 ARGYLL Tm WHIG GIiNERALLY, Suck belowthe abject level of slaves. Objects of derision and con- THE LIBERALS Tempt. No claim to the title of ...

... succeed. For at present the Church question is being pushed in the way of reforms upon which the great Liberal party, including Whigs and Radicals, are perfectly agreed. In one shape or other it will have to be got out of the way. Mr. Gladstone, both in his ...

... SATURDAY, NOVEMBF.iI 7th, .S.Vi liilCAI, KPfOttAU OS PEDANTRY. Born on I magi nation’s whig, poets, soar .’ Ve Muses, sing ! * * * Let prd nts perish in their birth. A el fill to .de*. from Earth ! Whose gross impertinence is crime. The d iwdlers, who ...

... of wheat, the Premier has replied that he has repeatedly stated that be is opposed to any tax foreign corn. The Wife of Whig Peer, writing to the M»rnin§ Post, : —lt imperatively th«t Chamberlain's assertions the Disestablish»ent question should ...

... fortifications which the wisdom of man, illuminated by the experience of centuries, could poseibiy deviae for the protection not Whig privileges but ©f democratic freedem. The Tory democracy would defend the Established Church, because it guarantee of Stsite ...