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... (Hear, hear.) Surely the privilege which the Whig-Radical party claimed for themselves, of changin'' their opinions whenever it suited their purpose, could not he denied the Conservative party as well. The Whig-Radical party had changed their opinions on ...
... considerable experience in and employing good and practical workmen, trusts that msv conUnue to maintain Sat podUon in biudnms whig *h« liberal encouragement of bit patrons has enabled acquire. this opportunity state that hM largest and best selected stock ...
... great Whig families in the present generation. Perhaps they care for none of these things, or if they do, prefer to hire them Just as they hire their coachmen or their butlers. It is, however, very degrading to pay the price which the great Whig families ...
... great Whig families in the present generation. Perhaps they care for none of these things, or if they do, prefer to hire them just as they hire their coachmen or their butlers. It is, however, very degrading to pay the price which the great Whig families ...
... Taylor, obtained licence for tire Cross Keys Inn the licensing system in Wigan was comparatively nit, and it was not until the Whig magistrates, on obtaining office (in the plenitude of thSr power), thought proper to grant seventeen licences to their adherents ...
... JANUARY 26th, 1867. CONSERVATIVES - AFTER DINNER. The Tories have oue great advantage over the Whigs. The Whigs eat dinners, we presume, because we never heard uf Whig politician who came to an end by starvation, but the Tories, politicians, understand the ...
... January 25th, iB«7. CONSERVATIVES AFTER DINNER. The Tories have one great advantage over the Whigs. The Whigs eat dinners, we presume, because we. never heard of a Whig politician who came I to an end by starvation, but the Tories, as politicians, understand ...
... Conservatives, the opinion of the country should be tested. (Hear.) The Whig party is now, if ever party was. divided and heterogeneous party. It is much thus. The Whigs, 1 mean the family Whigs, vote with the extreme Radicals, not to assist the extreme Radicals ...
... whose leaders are not guides. The English people have least been able to show that they are not to he trifled with either by Whig or Tory ; for whilst they poured their contempt upon the tactics of the Opposition last year, they refused allow the subject ...
... end sought worthy the means! Do not pray be ashamed the sentiment, for it is quite consistent with the policy > panned by the Whig-Radical party upon the reform question. It is persistently asserted that the Tories ! malign the working classes; are opposed ...
... in hii celebrated eommodal treaty with France! Wellington never conducted ear aisiis at cost of 35 millions: nor have the Whigs raised it to 70 millions! It is not posrible that Lord Melbourne pronounced the man to be mad who proposed the unoouditional ...
... it mucii as thus. The Whigs. I mean family Whigs, vote with the extreme Radicals, not assist the extreme Radicals, not to promote their views, but to circumvent and defeat them. The Radicals do not act in harmony with the Whigs, whom they despise, and ...