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.i SAU ; OF WHICH EXCEEDS TWENTY-SEVEN THOUSAND. BELL’S LIFE IN LONDON, DECEMBER 3. 1848 - THE SALE trimming Tory,

... sad proof does that reason afford that one the greatest, wealthiest, and most popular counties in England cannot produce one Whig gentleman deserving the confidence of the men of his county. Jn strait of this kind they had better accept stranger than be ...

SATURDAY NIGHT’S GAZETTE

... ry Oi LONDON, SUNDAY, APRIL21. In the absence of parliamentary discussion of ¢ peculig « nterest,—w hen the clamour of the Whigs, proud daring of the Tories, and the inefiectual opp tion: to ministerial prodigality by the really indep dent cease for a ...

DOGGET’S COAT AND BADGE

... it was liiuted, that if the Oueeii's wishes were consulted, the Pretender would placed the Throne of his father. Dogget was Whig, to use Steele’s expression, over head and ears, and was heart and soul in the interest the House of Hanover, in honour of ...

corner; E OF A -RAM BLIKtj. K M ONE OF THE SPOTTIgj it 1 rise harangue, Spottisvroode ounds, caring

... much joylist t’s a duck for decoy ; is excessively funny, without paying the money ithout .-ueaning to quizdin to say he is ? Whigs as Lord Russell could wishequire him, mute as a fish : aourt from the bigs power plant* ants” bloodthirsty” and base,** as ...

POSTS’ CORNS*;

... and floor cm. In the Prize Ring of late we’ve had scarce any jobs, And I'm glad observe a flare up with the nobs: If the Whigs in their imperent prate. Don’t stand any nonsense, but pitch it in straight. As settling matters with pistol and ball, Jack ...

THE LATE FIRE AT HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE,

... erected by Bir John Vanbrugh. was raised by 30 persons of rank, principally of the Whig party, if may judge by their inscribing the first stone with the words Little Whig,” in compliment to Lady Sutherland. a celebrated beauty of the day. The money subscribed ...

THE I UEE

... added ; one mile and a half ridden by Members of the Clubwas won by Sir L. Glyn ns Caleb, 10st31b (Lord Wilton), beating The Whig, 4 yrs, 10st; and Fulmus, yrs, 9st 91b. severe struggle at the close, Caleb winding by a head only. Wednesday.— Mr. Biggs's ...

BELL’S LIFE IN LONDON, APRIL 19, 1857. THE NEW P. The ejection* throughout the United Kingdom are now com* pie

... uniformly given against the Govern* meat. Under the head of Liberals are included all who lay claim to that title, whether Whig, Moderate liberal, or Radical. lib. Con. Antrim (County) Colonel Pakeaham .. 1 Mr Macartney .. 1 Armagh MrS. Miller .. Armagh ...

ADBLPHI THEATRE—MATHEWS* COMIC ANNUAL

... li, You Whigs are not secure in your places. Your Budget, for which every soul was so eager, When open’d, alas ! prov’d a mess of sonp meagre— A poor shallow ihlng—quite unfit to secure Content to the country, relief to the poor. To the Whigs I’ve no ...

REFORM

... me out of office. Now turn’d adrift, what course shall I pursue, For I shall never be in place again— Shall lat length turn Whig Is there no hole I can creep out at ? No way to atone ? None but to cry peccavi,” and that word Disdain forbids me, and my ...

LITERATURE

... repeating, that Enghtud dm* not like c«*a!itions,” the writer of The Whigs’ I-ast C’hnj.ce prudently advises Whigs not to join the Tories. According him. Conservatives utterly deprecate all Whig alliances, and it to l« bo|M-d tliat the suecessors of the men ...