A caricature history of Canadian politics : events from the union of 1841, as illustrated by cartoons from "Grip", and various other sources (1886)
Bengough, J. W. (John Wilson), 1851-1923 · Toronto : Grip Print. and Pub. Co. · leaf 194
NG IMQLITV. [187] THE IRREPRESSIBLE JACK. The circumstances under which Sir John Macdonald was deposed frompower seemed to warrant the assumption of the Reformers that he wasdone for. But, on the contrary, it only seemed the signal for additionalhonors to be heaped upon him by the Conservative… … THE IRREPRESSIBLE JACK; or, THE CONSERVATIVE RESUSCITATION. lOHX A. (Sir>E Showman)—DID VOL THINK THE LITTLE FELLERS SPRING WAS BROKE, MV DEARS? [is;.] THE PREMIERS MODEL. In an address to the electors of Lambton, soon after the accession to powerof the Reform Party, Mr. Mackenzie declared the…
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