... inquired of one of his ministers the difference between a Whig and a Tory. Please, your Majesty, I comely° the difference to be merely nominal; the Tories are Whigs when they want places, and Whigs Tories when they have got them. AT TIM BAB. A Massachusett ...

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... other method will Lord Lome get over the fact that his father and he, who repre- sent the great Whig house of Argyll, which was Whig in the brave old days when Whig meant Radical, are cordial and even violent supporters of the party now installed in power ...

... sad fined flavoured stork for Oarnow.--liequire Baron Whig's upon every jar, end la Australian and other inferior Imitation entracte ere being offered to the public, og Ito, you ask for the Whig Company's Ertract only. Vold by ell Italian Warehouseman ...

... ton made all these changes in his opinion? For no other object than to keep himself and his immediate Whig friends in office. Office for the Whigs was his only object, and it was to that end that he continued to swallow doggedly bit by bit all the great ...

... all reason be made to pay the piper Raving expressed himself in favour of Parliamentary representatives, he says the Whigs and Whiggings are from the Nati ona l s t an d po i n t , treacherous and tyrannical. The Tories are, as rule, if less hyp.w.itical ...

... instance he cited the Employers' Liability Act—a Bill opposed alike by Conservatives and Whigs; a bill which be himself was strongly urged not to support by Whigs. By voting for it he lost one of his oldest friends. The act was of great value to the working ...

... in action. What was meant by a Whig Ministry kept in by Tory support ?—and no one denied that was the case—why, it meant simply this: a Tory Ministry under a Whig name, without the check and without the pressure of a Whig Opposition. It meant that they ...

... instance he cited the Employers' Liability Act—a Bill opposed alike by Conservatives and Whigs; a bill which be himself was strongly urged not to support by Whigs. By voting for it be lost one of his oldest friends. The act was of great value to the working ...

... distinctly in talk, for when Whigs and Tories have to address themselves to the same people and when their object is rather to show that they agree with those people than that they differ, they will be apt to talk alike. The Whig wants to gain a few Tory ...

... instance be cited the Employers' Liability Act—a Bill opposed alike by Conservatives and Whigs; a bill which he himself was strongly urged not to support by Whigs. By voting for it he lost one of his oldest friends. The act was of great value to the working ...

... exclusively Liberal, the three Home Rulers —Sir I'. O'Brien, M. M'Coan, and Mr. E. Colline—beunging to the Whig aection of the Irieh party. Mr. McCullagh Whig_ and Mr. Pander were among the Independent Liberals voting with Ministers. The minority included eight ...