... the House of Commons they Ce had so triumphantly boasted, I am agreed with my learned ha friends that haps the old name of Whig and Tory, Con- th servative and I Liberal, are not very appropriate now ; and I might, perhaps, suggest one from a common proverb ...

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... Parliament has seen one side of them. In due time we will see the other. The Lord Mayor himself, who happens to be of the Whig school, and who had invited the stream of honey which he heard, could not have wished the alteration of a word. Why, it ...

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... place, I should do the same as you have done.” He (the speaker) dared say he would, for Sir George Grey was an old Whig, and an old Whig was a Tory under another name. —(Hear, hear.) The word Tory fair stuck in his throat, and compelled him to take water ...

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... s and flamers and slaters et Blackburn has been amicably settled, the masters conceding the nine hours system. The Belfast Whig says :— In the Belfast flax market, on Friday, one parcel of new flax sold at the unusually high price of 17s. 6d. per stone ...

... Stockbridge, in the year 1822, about two years after he attained his majority, entering public life as an adherent of those high Whig principles which his family had uniformly maintained. He had not been long a member of the House before his great abilities ...

... and it was about this time that his fealty to the Whigs began to give way. The introduction of the Irish Church Appropriation Bill was the signal for his first breaking with the then dominant Whig party. He declined to be a party to the measure, and ...

... and it was about this time that his fealty to the Whigs began to give way. The introduction of the Irish - Church Appropriation Bill was the signal for his first breaking with the then dominant Whig party. He declined to be a party to the measure, and ...

... ability eould flew from a measure espentially, evil, The illustticas Charles James Fox said on the 7th. of May, 1800, at-a the Whig Club in London, ‘* The whole scheme (of the ‘Union) ‘went upon that false and abominable presumption that we (the English) ...

... League, Lord Russell and Mr. Gladstone turn next to the task of bringing back into the fold those seventy members of the Whig or moderate Liberal party who moved amendments and voted against them on the Reform Bill. And they attempt it in a way that ...