...feir, Male war- on thame, as commoun inncmic." St. iv. I. 4. will call to the reader's recollection " a long pull, and a .Strong pull, and a pull all together," of famous memory in the Parliamentary Chronicle. St. v. 1. 4.— '• as filter and as bridder."l This...

...TICKLER. Surely, surely — There's still some of the porter here. ODOHERTY. And such porter ! Here, a long pull, and a strong pull, and a pull all together! • NORTH. A itave, ODoherty, en attendant. ODOHERTY. By Jupiter ! and why should I not - Sure, 'tis...

...efforts than ordinary estimates and calculations would, in general, anticipate. The quaint old maxim of " a long pull, and a strong pull, and a pull all together," is not, in all respects, the happiest to be applied to undertakings of this nature. A " strong pull,...

...TICKLER. Surely, surely — There's still some of the porter here. .ODOHERTY. And such porter ! Here, a long pull, and a strong pull, and a pull all together ! i NORTH. A stave, ODoherty, en attendant. ODOHERTY. By Jupiter ! and why should I not ? Sure, 'tis...

...hope before we hunt another of his red-nosed namesakes, that we shall have hauled down the original by a long pull, and a strong pull, and a pull all together." Sir John now informed his companion, who was a steady listener, though a shy talker, that by the latest...

...tarlequin! Punch, punch /" But, to return to the Lions. A club of good fellows, where there should be "a long pull, and a strong pull, and a pull all together," would be a most desirable institution ; but, as in all large families there is one, so in mixed societies...

...returning thanks, recommended the' adoption of the motto of which Protestants often boast, that is, to have a long pull, and a strong pull, and a pull all together ; that union is power, and Catholics only need to be united and persevering, by which means they must...

...should be able to place him higher on the Poll than on any former occasion. Indeed it only wanted " a long pull, and a strong pull, and a pull all together," to put the Noble Lord beyond the reach of either of the other Candidates on the first day of the Election....

...— quid fedati," cried the Domine, holding up the fragment ot his coat with a look of despair. " ' A long pull, and a strong pull, and a pull all together," ' sang out old Tom; and then looking at Tom, " now ar'n't you a pretty rascal, master Tom?" "It is...

...and welfare of the country, agree together to lower the style and habits of their servants, and, by " a long pull, and a strong pull, and a pull all together," to break the horrid system which at present prevails, the distinction between the honest ploughman...