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... Bridge, These zealots were most numerous among the rustics of the western lowlands, who were vuigularly called Whigs. Thus the appellation of Whig was fastened on the Presbyterian zealots of Scotland, and was transferred to those English politicians who showed ...

... WHIGS AT DINNEn. We have often wondered how it must feel to be a Whig. We suppose Whigs go about the country in a perpetual state of conscious superiority to other people There are not many Whigs, for the world is not good enough for such noble beings ...

... The Whig 'inn Earwig. The head of au earwis, reason's SeiPeci AU, is jothen by a Out neck tattle chest or thorax. which is composed of the usual three rings or o ammo,. W these the most conspicuous is the brat ter piethorax), the up, er surface of which ...

... perwided with these perquisites) and the Whigs are getting kinder riled. The Home Ride Bill will be read on April 6th, and then the oratorical fur will You send Dangle as per agree- ment, and I will go to Blackpool, and tell you a funny story about William ...

... The Whig el ea Earwig. The head of in earwig. says t illerr,e For A:4 is joined by a Ant neck to the chest 3r thorax, which is c•inposed of the three rings or segments. (it these the wit I. the w' , rename% +. the up,ier of which tor prono is 'somewhat ...

... in fact, dished the Whigs almost exactly as DISRAELI dished them in 1.867. He had no working majority. He was hampered by all kinds of difficult problems, of which the Bohemian question was only the most urgent. With that the Whigs were very much easier ...

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