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... you M.Y. 0' liawick's boroughs fair. Sin' syne, in tricks o' politics, Yerve eye been in the lead, An' whirligigs t ardent Whigs Ye've torrid tau purpose gweed. Throu' your sage pranks amo' their ranks Ye've gain'd sic admiration, The hatch, they're glad ...
... then conveyed into the consecrated ground and interred. Derriaghy i» the family burying ground tha deceased man.— Xoithern Whig. ...
... great loss the Confederacy had met with, and sets about abusing the English Government with its accustomed vituperation. The Whig redicule the President's last call for volunteers, and says that a large number of men may be secured by excessive bounties ...
... By Captain A. W. Drayton, R. A. Chaps XX., XXI., XXII., illustrated. 7. King of Trumps; A School Story. By the Author of Whigs E:mloit. 8. The Perfidy of Caroline Topbriek. Fail-page Illustrations. 9. The Amateur Mechanic's Workshop. Illustrated. 10 ...
... tbs Government side. A second is tliet, by raising the question and pressing It, they will create disastrous confusion in tbs Whig camp, for Lord Hartington is with rather than against them, and Mr Chamberlain is one of their prophets. The third advantage ...
... those good old limes would return again were the Emerald lale ocean to eudi.wed with the blessings of Home Rule, and were any Whig Ministers again to be permitted to furnish Papists with facilities for the propagation oi their faith and principles England ...
... raising bis party above that number that supported him last division. The only hope they can entertain is to annihilate the Whig party proper between the Tory ami Radical pressure, the more so that they now repudiate the very idea of reform. Lord John ...
... opposed tho old Whig Governments sometimes, and you think you should do the same thing to Radical Government always. Tnat is the extent to which you follow them. You forget that the Government to day is a very different thing from the Whig Governments of ...
... find highly attractive. What the average person—who does not interest himself in politics —thinks about the head of tno great Whig house of Cavendish is that it is very good and not quite comprehensible that a duke should engage in politics all. As matter ...
... serious disasters; but in the heart of a people resolved to free, disaster* stimulate to increased exertions. The liichmoud Whig thinks Jefferson Davis’ Government the most lamentable failure in history, and thinks the helm should be surrendered to abler ...
... or to QV. J. VENDER!! SYTTII on Med with all the requirements of & draishiss College. ..—_____ _ _ blVeliginante Whig Ittadtoret Dividusts, 6 % Rallr a ek . T i f h s:waratlaisc ill 1 2. • Thunder. tit _e. ii ck . •ffet rri= Annum O& Catalogast ...
... SHORT CONSTABLE: LONDON — £5.95 the arrival of the king (from Peterhead) to a tumultuous reception . . . Whatever you were, Whig or Tory, they were brave days, those — and bravely has Agnes Short recreated them for our delight. Nor is she oblivious of ...