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... dissolution Of old party which it fast going on, and perhaps prepare us for the day fast approaching when the last of the Old Whigs and the last of the Old Tories shall be able to coalesce without incurring the odium of what is now known as a hateful coalition ...
... did not show in any force, but those sent kept up the reputation of the Rubies. Mr. Valter Farthing, of 6towey-curt, near Whig. water, was even more successful than usual, carrying off no less than four first prizes and one second. The shorthorns were ...
... progress of amicable Legislation. lie lays the whole of the moral responsibility of the outrsges of the pad twelvemonths upon the Whig Administration, with its coercive incitements to vengeance, and asserts that if Mr. Gladstone we:e earnest in his efforts to ...
... with the enemy until they had formed personal friendships. Parties are breaking up, and in plans of the two great divisions of Whig and Tory we see Liberals rind Conservativea, Radicals, Fourth party men, and neonle with fads about education, vacoination ...
... autumn of 1876, by the weakness, vacillation, utter lack of statesmanship shown by Disraeli and Lord Salisbury since? Thus Whigs and Tories are equally conducting this kingcl to destruction. Our trade Is dying, our honour dead, our people are starving ...
... dreams we cry Long live cut gyeen and Premier, may the itubt and the honourable WILLIAM BwART GLADSTONE, who has dished the whigs. thrashed the Tories, and sent the Rails raving; to Her most gracious Majesty the Royalty of doing right come what there may ...
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... members in the hour of their absolute triumph w..re decorously calm, the English Tories furious, the Irish Tories deseerate, the Whigs fright tined, the It sdicals jubilant. The discussion which followed showed these wide divergencies of rrissiou. The Irish ...
... Mr. Chamberlain and his suppoters below the gangway will oppose Mr. Gladstone's scheme, so also will Lord Hartington and his Whig followers; but the two sections have arrived at this decision from very different points of view, and when the question of ...
... adapt the old Jacobite toast to the circumstances : .. God bless the Whigs, our glorious leaders God bless—no harm in blessing—the Seceders. But which Seceder is, and which is Whig, God bless us all, it's very hard to twig. The Queen is indeed emerging ...
... that he would move the rejection of Mr. Gladstone's Bill Soon Mr. Brand gave place to Lord Hartington, and the leader of the Whigs and the leader of the Radicals took counsel together for a few minutes. The noble marquis, however, soon resumed his corner ...
... Club writing for the provincial press, and reporting, as it is hinted, some of the secrets of this august Cabinet of the Old Whigs. The thing is too absurd to be spoken of seriously. While tumbling down the turbid stream, Lord love us! how we apples swim ...