THE LIBERAL UNIONISTS.

Waikato Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 2400, 26 November 1887, Page 1 (Supplement)

THE LIBERAL UNIONISTS.

Tin: ‘* 1> d!y Xew- ; ha' the followinsr, which i< nnder?d«.»i»d to he from the pen «»f that witty hnnemri.-t, Sir Wilfred Ten Lih-T.il 1 *!iT '!si'S, kickin': up a 'bin#*. One went t. Birnhy and then then* were Xine little L:j : eii-t-c <*>r hi* fate. Another w«nil Ilkeston, and then there wore chrht. K>,rht little I inonist*', tm.-ting r-till in heaven. l*'»n£ht a tiirht in Cornwall, aud then there were onlv >ev*-n. Seven little I’ni-ciLts .-till up t*i trick*. Hid a tinny at Spalding, and then there were «i\. Si\ little I' iii'tm-N. fresh and all alive. Sjnt a man tn reentry, and then there were h\e. !■ ive little l'ni-*ni>l>. valiant a~ W.-hire, Tried their luck at < iiasuuw, and then th'TC were fejr. 1* «>ur little I ni'inist-i bumptious as c*«u3d he, Had a -h'it at X-Tthwieh, and thou there were Ihn Three little Li»s«»ni't< l»*.ikinir ratlnr bine. Th nu-i' It’i—jll M’t them, and then there were tv.-.. Tw<» little I’ni'CiM- fe.-lin;: rather done, .L*c cut a .'lenvi - r;lt, and then there \v«m wi*. little H irtinj’-ei. -jltim: ah alniic. He j «in**d the i'-ia.-, and then there were u ci •.