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... manage them to, that the eery lait whig Shall the eery last lory obey! Obey I obey I obey ! Shall the eery laat lory obey! The Devil was the firtt whig.—Dr. Johkion. No. *. An— The Monh of Old. Many have told of the whig* of old. What precious tel they ...

WHY DON'T THESE MEN PROPOSE THEIR PLANS?

... he can get: ti 'The Whigs, before they turn'd them out, Had better platts than those; i llut-if they 1,o0tv what they're about- . Why don't thcse men ?? ? S And What is to be done at last? ti Ohb! wshat is to bc done? I The Whigs must turn them out again ...

Poetry

... your search will be in vain, For the Devil a Whig is there! You may stand all day and all night By the railway post at Slough, But no Whig will greet your sight On his road to Court, I trow I Alas for the Whigs ! I weep When I think of their pitiful case ...

WOMAN'S TEARS

... reform of the House of Commons is opposed by the Whigs as well as Tories; it is advocated only by the Radicsls.-Corporation Reform originated with the Radicals; the Tories consented to it; and the Whigs did little more in its favour. In speaking of laws ...

POETRY

... wouldl have bern the lirst to have felt, is, to sa' nothing more of it, very surprisitig.] AWA, WHItGS, All-A. Awn, Whigs, auwa, Awa, Whigs, awn, Ye're but a ?? o' traitor loons, Ye'll ne'er do gool at ?? Our thrintis (a) flourislt'd fresh and fItir, And ...

LITERARY NOTICES

... the request of the Whigs, defended them. The same portion of the Whigs who opposed the revolutionary war, opposed the coercive mea- sures which were proposed and carried by Pitt's Admi- nistration, and finally,- a portion of the Whigs opposed the uncon ...

Published: Sunday 07 November 1819
Newspaper: The Examiner
County: London, England
Type: Arts & Popular Culture | Words: 1718 | Page: 12 | Tags: Arts & Popular Culture 

Poetry

... buzz.fsr the rule of the Whigs I On Aliteas end Chartists to bear them declaim, You'd think Castlereagh come from the dead, Though the mixture of metephore isn't the same, Ano the courage and coolness are lied. But tbe Whigs are becomieg respectable men ...

THE STAGE

... in the theatre. The Whigs ta and 'Tories were arranged on different sides, men and m women. The play written by a Whig author; the u: prologue by a Pauist (Mr Pope), and professed friend di to the Tories; and the epilogue by a Whig physician, e viz. Dr ...

Poetry

... huzza fer the role of the Whigs I On Aliens and Chartiats to bear them declaim, You'd think Castlereagh come from the dead, Though the mixture of metaphors isn't the same, And the courage and coolness are aled. But the Whigs are becoming respectable men ...

TKB Mn«V •IWIPATCM

... Reformers the Whigs bare effected nothing;, it is when nnited with tbs Tories against reform that they have been powerful. Take sample the division on the Ballot By what means wore the Liberals beaten 1 Clearly the union between the Whigs and the Tories ...

Poetry

... huzsa for the rule of the Whigs I On Allean and Obartlts to hear them declamt, You'd think Caitlereagh come from the dend, Though the mixture di metaphors isn't the same, Ani the courage and coolneds are fled. But the Whigs are becoming respectable men ...

Poetry

... row. They're like to the Kilkennycats sofam'd in Irish story, The Whig he is a white cat, and a black cat Is the Tory; The Tory swears the Whig is black and author of all evil, The Whig declares the Tory is own brother to the deviL And sings moll row, ...