The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1842-05-31 00:00:00

RODY ON THE BRAVE OLD OAK

(From the Carmarthen Journal.)
song to the maids—the tough old maids—
Lve single remained so long ;
;alth and renown to their scanty-skirted gown,
;ir power to reject so strong.
pleen in their frown when 't is told in town,
,ove-flame had just burst out ;
show too their spite, when the young maids plight,
with their beaux about.

bere 's to the maids—the tough old maids—
'hat live—for they must—alone,
I still let them say, oft sought were they

years were gone

their locks of gold.

Le with grey,

feet, bow'd lovers neat,

r potent swa

,heir prospects gay,

-sick swains

:ed. on the shelf they're placed,

to wed remains

here 's to the maids, &c

ime, when in their prime

appear

le fancy ball

)oughttOo

which once had they,

cis like our ancient friends,
ids shall see.

the maids—the tough old maids—

they must—alone,

of: sought were they

t.—We understand that private letters
the United States to be greatly pleased
tobert. Peel's tariff which allows of the
Provisions at moderate rates of duty.
yAnnz,to send large supplies of pork, hams,
nd, vivri\Y•trom the back states, but from
wild in Virginia, &c., where the pigs in nu-
:, Labita of the
and feed on acorns and
op,,briatfioanulietrtitkoer afineivmaaarls;aanaddthweefomoadythaney.
count:Lain. oderate price. This will
fl 7hN or e oiliPs:'°:fcy7--LeßedsavitAfg-rbcueernyu.nseated
forr briberyiertaie and
are
!r Mr. Rigby wzor
n°onrs
candidates for that
ilepresentation of a
;ttinl)oorfuteh,ewphroessee electailiarnent. In theirny
Dtrbyshire have gaine‘l3neerinag
tafreerackbsainnt
!,eman carrying on nusiuneonsiderable, and
is said, come forward cull"
s. iii be opposed by the Earl of
brother of the Right. liDeSawrt and
E.
t of the Board of Trade, For
e comicryptives of Ipswich have been -
ct ; and has their ranks are firmly unread"
*orations are fully matured, there is no
at the candidates in their interests will be
essful. At the last election Mr. Fitzroy
'at Hon. J. C. Herries were defeated; and
Ippointtnent has been caused by their not
be conservatives do not feel at all diseon-
ey calculate on so effectually routing the
to prevent them from ever again
in exer
the
-
ace as an important political party
lihers poled at the last election were—
Kelly (Conservative) ........ 611
J. C. Herries 6
(Conservative).. 604
_ 59

Wason (Liberal)
,rote (Liberal)
rved from this statement that the majorities of
ntlidates were very small indeed; and when it is
not
that those majorities were colourable and
:eel's of the conservative cause admits not of
as the result of the last registration was
enie to the whigs. It is a matter of congratu-
,conservatives that they resisted the insidious
`l, to theca by the whigs to enter into a compro-
a aaeplber of tither party to be elected with-
, for 1..,t
that compromise been acceded to,
would have beeu. *Meted on the conservative
; understood that Thursday has been fixed upon
of nomination, and Friday fc the commence-
polling, so that there is no time to Lase, Doubt-
Pest will be severe, bat the victory, by the cmcise
proper and legitimate means, may be fully
assured,

at injury

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