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... “I ain’t a Whig, I ain’t a Tor!, Im jest a candidate in short. Unfortunately, however, it is difficult as a rule, to persuade constituencies to believe in these chamelion-like candidates. They have little faith in vague declarations, and are more inclined ...
... CA ?Z . WHIG LEA t u l o b e sod oAntarsorrotents wo Bed room. : tome moderate; hi.ehly r h by gentleman lost ' 8 Danvilie road fIOMPORTABLIL Fernisbed Bedroom, beth ; es wee►ly ll gas and extra: tire toilsome tram and roll: no other lodgers. S 8 Wellington ...
... He was the subject of some | verses in a Whig parody of Burns’ “ Jolly Beg| gars”’ :— B John Gladstone was s fine a man As every graced commeroial story, Till ali at cuce he changed his plan, Aud from a Whig became a Tory. And now he meets his friends ...
... July 28. | 1716 —A Whig Tavern, or mug-house, in Salisbury Court, Fleet-strect, was this day | assailed by a great mob. The house wu‘ defended, and bloodshed took place before quiet was restored. *“ The best of the Tory‘ mob,” says a Whig paper of the day ...
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... possible. He (Mr. Balfour) was a hearty adherent of Mr. Gladstone. (Cheers.) They could understand the position taken up by the Whigs in this matter, but so far as the Radical dissentients were concerned, it was difficult to understand how they could justify ...
... its interests united with those of the merehant, the manufacturer, the trader, and operative. In politics, the paper is not Whig, nor Tory, nor Radical, and is strongly oppoged to mere party lezislalation. In religion, it upholds the Established Church ...
... vigorous attack on the Liberal dissentiepts from Mr. Gladstone’s Irish policy, protested against the preseriptive right of the Whigs to dictate what policy Rad cal members should support. The real policy for Ireland was undoubtedly that of Mr. Gladstone, and ...
... on ambulances ; lm;;_ when it suits their own purposes, raising the 'hl;uf flag. If, indeed, ono-tenth part of the stories whig), I hear of their treacheries be true, they ought to ct exterminated like wolves.” » ...
... the falling of a scaffold on the oceasion, Lovat, in spite of his awfal situation, seemed to emjoy the downfall of so many Whigs. This was the last execation which ‘took place on Tower Hill. ...
... the falling of a scaffold on the occasion. Lovat, in spite of his awful sitaation, seemed to enjoy the downfall of so many Whigs. This was the last execution which took place on Tower Hill. ...
... memory of the existing generation, pretty nearly divided England between them, the Whigs and the Tories—what were they originally both of them but nicknames of contempt ? The Whig, as we are told, derived his title from a Celtic word, signifying * sour milk ...