... marched them to the King. All bruised and bandaged then they went The 'Possum's noble tail was bent The Goose had sprained a whig. And when, with many a grievous moan, They stood before the Dumpling's throne, They were a sorry sight And when the Dumpling ...

... river, you may bike on lovely roads where the cry of the wild grouse suddenly rising from the moor, or the whirr of a plover's whig, alone disturbs the mystic silence. The welcome is more hearty, the life more free and varied, the temper of the guests more ...

... ian, Civis-Romanus-stim sort of attitude of the modern Jingo. At the Table he was a Radical, but in Punch's pages he was a Whig, and not a little responsible for the steady support, or at least the special indulgence, with which our Comic Philosopher ...

... was centred in the contest for the Speakership, Manners-Sutton, the old Speaker, representing the Tories, and Abercombie the Whigs. Nero fiddled while Rome was burning, and while the contest for the Speakership was taking place the annual re-union at Aylesbury ...

... business of John Almon, a publisher, whose shop opposite the Burlington Arcade was, in those days, a frequent resort of the Whig Party. Almon used to publish Collins' Peerage of England,' as well as Peerages of Scotland and Ireland. Debrett continued to ...