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... -ldertmen and bishops. At any rate, he could not have visited oar faltories or work'. shops, s the minin~g distriets, or any of the Whig .-Bastile- workhouses. If he did, we can only say, that - clerical travellers are rare discoverers.. The criticism on Mrs. ...
... aldermen and bishops. At any rate, he could not have visited our factories or work- shops, or the mining districts, or any of the Whig Bastile- workhouses. If be did, we can only say, that clerical travellers are rare discoverers. The criticism on Mrs. Trollope's ...
... -aldien and bishlpe. At any-rte,-he- could notfbave viaitedo-r fadtories or wof - shops, -orthe mining Adislrios, ior ny-of theWhig Bastile- -workhouses. If -he- did, -we -can onDy say, --that 'clerical travelflers-are' rare discoverers. .: : -' *- .. The ...
... aldermen and bishops. At any rate, be could not have visited our factories or work- shops, or the mining districts, or any of the Whig'Bastile- workhouses. If he did, we can only say, that clerical travellers are rare discoverers. The criticism on Mrs. Trollope's ...
... WHIG COURAGE; OR, THE SESSION OF 1=,6 A Whig and a Tory in snarling delighting, In teazing eanh other and biting their thumbs, At length mustered courage for fair stand up fighting, And settle at once as to 'who have the crumbs. They met, and the Tery ...
... eyes- The Whig, he adopted an opposite Order Of fight; for he twisted and wriggled about, And shuffling, he back'd to the ring's farthest border, And so he endeavoued his man to Wear out. Indeed, it was thought by some men of the science The Whig had no ...
... WHIG COURAGE; OR-, THESESSION OF is$& A, Whig andi a T,,ery. in snarling delighting, In1 tenstng each other anwd biting their tgumbs.. . At length msustered conrage for air stand up fighting,. ;-And uttlo atonee as towho have the crumbs. Thliey met, awd ...
... WHIG COURAGE; OR, THE SESION OF 1SM X A Whig and aToryin snarling delghting, Ina teazing each other'and: biting their thumbs, Al length mustered courage-for fair stand up fighting, : And settle at once as to who have the crumbs. They met, and the'Tiry ...
... oijos-are .thexmnwp- hohet 4iees t~he t~mone-Weal - Xbeiipies oF Whigs go-Very-fiastsnd mtesan swfIl clatter, 13ut 'Uo~irr muths, in slenecgieleana-4e oilyi-irtter. I Whnn O~ut Of' ple the -Whigs huit hewhe-uud,-eiM gT'rief; Jltt Tqrv3 Xesh 3Fw~ithalrps fanlidX ...
... men 1wvhobbeat discuss trie Commn Weal.:, The tongues of Whigs go very fast, and makeiiii awful ctiter, But 'lTory mouths, in silent joy,.lijk i leanthe oily.platt=r When out of place the Whigs but ehew thie cud; of erpty grief,; But Tories cheer their ...
... Then since 'tis so, the butcher's prayer will ever thus remain, May Tories long continue out, and Whigs their post retain- Since Tories dine, where Whigs would pine-all for their coun- try' -sake - For Britain and Ler butchers know the value of the steak ...
... the men who'best discuss the Colmon. Weal. The tongues of Whigs go very fast, and make an awful clatter, But Tory mouth, in silent joy, licn clean the oily platter. When out of place the Whigs bat chew the cud of'empty grief, | But Tories cheer their ...