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... DECEMB WHIG \ AND TORY. IS Mr. GLADSTONE Still indulging himself in irresponsible frivolity, or is he seriously and in bona fides stumping the country as the Liberal Premier? This question, we do not hesitate to say, is one which, at the present moment ...
... occupying the minds of the Liberal party, that I make no apology for reproducing it, thus : I.—A WIGGING. 'Mongst Whigs, if Whigs be Whigs, if Whigs be ours, Leader and led should ne'er be equal powers: Not leading one is not to lead at all. It is the little ...
... all during the present Session,—any measure of first importance, that is to say. The grasshopper Bill is opposed by the Whig squires; the accident promotion Bill is unfavourably looked on by the Liberal manufacturers; the dog licence (vide Daily ...
... confiscated Ireland. One may admire the vigour and oonsistency of the Whig party, and recognise in their career that unity of purpose that can only spring from a great principle; but the Whigs introduced sectarian religion, sectarian religion led to political ...
... wanted that a lip may kiss; 6. A state that's quite opposed to bliss; 7. An oft-imagined ring of light ; 8. A place where Whigs and Tories fight; 9. A foe that often conquers right. SPECIAL NOTlCE.—Complaints having boon received that the time allowed ...
... this may also be said of every shareholder of the ARMY AND NAVY STORES and of the Army and Navy Co-Operative Society. Tory, Whig, and Radical will alike be praised or blamed by us from this one point of view, and in so doing we claim to truly represent ...
... ancient story, What irony of fate may baffle glory: He crushed his foes political; but Rory Hushed party strife and made the Whig a Tory.—TEntx. To rob the weak of liberty, and then To kill, because they fight for it like men; And thus our honour pure to ...
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... English seem never to realise that we ourselves are the responsible parties for whatever takes place. We vote alternately for Whigs and Tories, and shout and groan with every agitator who may appeal to our sympathies and prejudices, and then we complain if ...
... association with the ill-defined and self-divided assemblage that represents all that remains of the once powerful and respected Whig party. It would be rash to speculate thus early on the probable advantages with which the Conservatives will begin the new ...
... can have none. Is not England at the present moment confronted by the very confederation herein spoken of? A concourse of Whigs and Radicals, Scotch Unionists and Irish Home-rulers, Local Optionists and Free : - traders, Turkey-coercers and Peace-at-any-price ...
... such as to necessitate the lead, and the authoritative action of him who is the embodiment of the principles which animate the Whig party. Consequently, a means of meeting the two-fold requirements of the situation has been sought, and found in the proposal ...