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... was iu vain, for ninety-nine in every hundred wero dismissed, to put up with the shameful surcharge, and bless our precious Whig Government. 4t Kettering the murmurs found their way iuto petition, which was signed by people, and which condemned in strong ...
... Bill became law; and is, think, universally felt that the arrangement then made can no longer be defended or maintained. Three Whig governments, ons coalition government, and one Tory government have, within tbe last ten years, admitted this. The Queen has ...
... passed since felt that the and it is, I think, UDlve defended or ■arrangement then made can no one coalition maintained. Three Whig Govero^ nt have, within the Government, and one Tory een has admitted last ten years, admitted this. spe eches to Parliait ...
... became law; and it is, I think, universally felt that the arrangement then made can no longer be defended or main- tained. Three Whig Governments, one coalition Govern- ment, and one Tory Government have, witbin the last ten years, admitted this. The Queen ...
... any one talent or gift, it is most indubitably to be found in the gift of language or speech. In the matter of oratory, the Whig supporters of the present Government are strangely deficient. Let any unprejadiced reader of the Purliamentary proceedings ...
... those vast armaments which de have spread such alarm and uneasiness through all the S o countries of E urope. NE Aosonazra l Whig Whipper-In has been sent off to the Colonies. This is not, perhaps, a very extraordinary piece of intelligence to those who ...
... the placid strength inherent principle, at least the steady effect of laudable habit. That our ancestors did, so we do; that Whigs and Tories still continue in Dolphin and Anchor to run the race of rival charity in which their forefathers started, and that ...
... abeet. w RYA. tM Heath Nock laa. M. .. it M. dal* Heath Has.. M. .. 11I• M. Oriel' Heath . It .. Ila. M. .. Orate by poet et Whig toe day to T e mple Bute air Awe, All Coal t pad pad for at the Whole ea delletry at pries. le. pee lone& m o lt (111 Ulf CASSELL'S ...
... they were present in tbo predicament of not having any bishop (laughter) In referring to Bishop Baring, said that, though Whig in politics, be never allowed that to interfere with the independence of the clergy (applause). Further, he was founder of ...
... the boast is not altogether empty one. Persecution, whether religious or political, whether perpetrated Catholic or Puritan, Whig or Tory, by Royalist or Republican, is now happily unknown in our own country or, if it lingers still in the narrowness of ...
... eutertain free Englishineu—their own independent opinions. Let them handed iu the two great historic parties iu the state, Whig and Tory. It would an thing in this country if any great aud influential body men, entertaining differences of opinion, were ...
... forgotten nothing ; tells the unenfranchised classes that their claims are admitted by all but a few timid and halfhearted Whigs, aud that one year of vigorous agitation will secure them the franchise, and that in the franchise is included freedom, happiness ...