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... ridiculous expense. A pure Radical, a pure Whig, andi a pure Tory were always ready at hand for such a parposs. The pure Itadical went the whole lengtll- the whole hog as it was popularly said; the pure Whig would go al.f way; the pure Tory, he was bound ...
... triumph of whig or tory, but the H passing of the Reform Act of 1867, which the II working men were willing to accept as not only a {C concession itself, but as the forerunner of future C concessions. At the commencement of the sew- sion the whigs could not ...
... loudly cheered, made a capital speech in proposing H Her Majesty's Ministers, congratulating theni upon hsaving dished the Whigs, and ?? the Liberals, having always used the Reform question for party purposes, it was positively necessary to settle it. ...
... | BANQU]BT TO THE LORD MAYOR O? i I .7)UBLIN,l (PI'rom the Northcs-n Whig of Yesterday.) na Yesterday evening a banquet, under tho joint pre- in sidentsbip of the Modexator of the General Assembly WI (Rev. Robert Montgomery) and the Mayor of Bel- th fast ...
... it a fabulous cognizance in their political shield, and nothing more, r But having broken up the Whig monopoly of Liberal a professions, and left the Whig party the helpless r dependant on the convenience and occasional ne- c cessities of their Radical ...
... they wanted to know was whether it would not be an advantage to attach Litchurch to the borough. In a political sense neither Whig, Tory, nor Radical could tell at present whether it would be of' advantage to one party or another, and the Council had no'righlt ...
... conaiderqd&safe to withdraw the- extra police force from the' place:' No dopbt there will -be a searching inquiry into the whole ?? Whig.' ' ,.A mICE PnRxIAsT.-An interdibted' priest, narnedl Bidot, formerly vicar of Luc and Bayeux (Calvados), has1 just been ...
... the affair confessed, to snatch the laurels of victory f.oina the hands of the Conservative Government, and. give back to the Whig-Radical leaders some of their lost prestige. But the eyes of the public are not to be so easily blinded. The facts are too ...
... Ho referred to the high price of fish arad ?? meat, and said that cod filh had risenfrom 1jI. to Is. 9 per lb, owing to the Whig miulinagument of thedeep sae fisheries; end that the high price of flesh meat was ewlog to the introduction, by the authority ...
... application of new principles to politics; and now' ch when the traditions of Whig statesmanship must be ilt left behind, we see with pleasure that the recognised en bead of the Whig connection has taken the trouble to familia'se 1imself with the actual conditions ...
... and the PrinmeMinister of yesterday, the official e representative of Irish Toryism, and 'the veteran eleader of the English Whigs have entered 'Bel- fast side by side, in the samne railway car- h riage. Nhe wolf and the lamb lying down': r together is scarcely ...
... tho brief Administration of Sir. Robert Peel, to whose political views be then attached himself, having previously professed Whig principles, aud he retired with his chief in 1835. On the return of the Conservative Ministry to power in 1841 he was reinstated ...