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... ap in The trumpets blew, ind Geo Sow, And every man to armour drew The Whigs wore never se much As to see their saddles toom so fast. The cleverest men stood in the van, ‘The Whigs they took their heels and ran ; But such a raking never was seen, As the ...
... the greater. It is neo leas to say that the anger of the Powers is not viewed with alarm by Mr Macliver and the formidable Whig-Radical combination by whom the change on the Annuities Bill been brought about The senior Member for Plymouth is personally ...
... tion for the loss of capital which we ve confessed ourselves unwiliing or unable to safeguard for them; and the other the Whigs, whose political economy is indeed sound enough, but who are pedauts in it, and seem to have no imagination of Anything ot ...
... THE EXPLOSIVES In these times of intense party feeling, the ‘occasions when “ Whig and Tory a’ agree” are so few and far between that when such an occasion does arise it is something to be remembered. It was an emergency of no ordinary kind that brought ...
... as was clearly shown in the singing party songs, which was kept up every now and then nearly until the Lord Hector appeared, Whig and Tory finding it impossible to drown each other, though they certainly succeeded iu producing unsurpassed discord. Resides ...
... e, sbout the year 1736. He was a keen Jacobite, and is reported to have written varions popular songs, including—* Whirry Whigs awa’ Man,” which greatly sided the Pretender’s cause in Scotland. “‘ln 1746,” says Mr Peter Buchan, ‘‘Halket wrote a dialogue ...
... :— There was an auld Seceder’s cat Gaed bunting for a prey, And ben the house she catch’d a mouse Upon the Sabbath day. The Whig, he being offended At such an act profane, Laid by the Book, the cat he took, And bound her in a chain. “Thou dnmnmfi thou cursed ...
... on to speak of P aaid think of Mr Gladstone without admiration. could never {Ap- plause.) Mr Gladstone had, in spite of the Whigs and Taries, given them the vote which he the sword of the Lord and of Gideon, and if they did not work out their political ...
... bosun, laddie. lane shall we lurk, how Lang we Languish, With tows ,Heet*d, and hearts full of angui4s? How Lute shall the Whigs, all ream, Call bonnet Melt :users, soot loyalty e Thus most we be sal, whilst traitors are reed* Till we get • sight .1 nor ...
... his statement be said to publish under the 1, “ a Nat of the noblewen, tle of os nawwes have been placed « we Fell of im of Whig they have rendered to the realm or to 1h, note of the chief Magistrates, For this, uty wit from 1513 tii) f the jx 404. script ...
... tensist was going out of the husi• of her own accord. He moved that the appeal be Provost REID. Forfar, seconded. On a vote Whig taken, the motion to grAnt was adopted by • majority of r. to 3, two declining to vote. Granted accordingly. ...
... deacon. He was worthy at that poried, for he had a vote, and the period of our tale was a con- tected slection. The deseos was o Whig, and bis vote could not be boaght. He fived at the time Cabinet Minister said, and no when e doubt he knew what be was saying ...