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... that in the Tories you have to deal with a strong, aboveboard, open foe. In the Whigs you hare subtle, treacherous, pretended ally, who will roako of you cat'spaw for Whig purposes if you are cajoled trashy projects of ' partition.' In the English voluntaries ...
... men are fast awakening out that lethargic sleep in which they have too long indulged. They have been long euough hoodwinked Whig professions never be realised, and deluded Bright promises never to be fulfilled. For fifteen years they have had Reform promised ...
... 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 ...
... support that Constitution to the privilege of which they nave been admitted. the of my last year, explained to yon how under Whig, or so-called Liberal Administrations, the taxes raised in Ireland for the last 14 years had been extraordinarily increated ...
... than the purest Whig to confer real political power upon the masses and more anxious than the most benevolent the feudal Tories to ameliorate and soften their material condition. His creed has nothing of the woodenness of the old Whig formularies, and ...
... by Mr. Upahall, a working man, who explained to the meeting that they had assembled there to celebrate, not the triumph of whig or tory, but the passing of the Reform Act of 1867, which the working men were willing to accept as not only a concession itself ...
... people, as the leaders of the Opposition never have and never would have exhibited. He has taken the very instruments by which Whigs and Liberals helped to win their brightest triumphs, and has made it the means of their discomfiture. He has raised his party ...
... of the Liberal party in the respective localities, hope that in the instance of this ancient Borough no sucli anomaly as a Whig obstruction the admission of the largest possible number to the privilege of household suffrage will be exhibited; and we trust ...
... Fast. Representation of Bradford.—Mr. M. W. Thompson, local barrister o( great wealth and local influence, consented to in the Whig internet (or this borough. Mr. Hughes on Co-operation.—Mr. T. Hughes, M.P.y >poko upon 00-opoiation Rochdale, Saturday, and ...
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... cannot expect to realize, and for the preseat a bill containing all the good provisions of the bills of 1866 and 1867, one Whig and the other Tery is all that can be hoped for. What he says as to education is most important. “ I believe we are in a fair ...
... -ictim for doing on a small scale in Staffordshire what his greater brother has done at Westminster. If, therefore, any dished Whig, whe**^ p ar i* amc -t shall reassemble, should venture t a ca u attention to the conviction of Mr. Joii*^ nARD _ and his letters ...