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... knocked his hat over his eyes because he wor going to vote on the wrong side. FAmna. What are your politics, John; are you Whig, Tory, or Radical,?` JOnN. Don't know 'zactly what it means.' FAmoERn. D6n't you know what a Radical is, John ? JOHN. ...
... gladiator, managed to make a question as to the compound householder a peg on which to hang an attack on Mr. Disraeli. The Whig ladies w ho flocked to the House to hear his Grace's oratory were not denied the treat they anticipated, for the little Duke ...
... the Duke of Richmond, the Duke of Norfolk, and Lord Lecorfield. There was a fight between these three families in the old Whig and Tory days, when Lord George Lennox, as the representative of the Duke-of Richmond; the Earl of Surrey, as the repre- sentative ...
... and which tried to force the whole fC f electorate to obey its dictates. Hence in 1859 a deter- s mined opposition to the two whig members (Messrs. ; Wilcox and Weguelin), which by a combination of T the tories and the rebellious, succeeded in placing Mr ...
... which you intended them. Gladstone is but getting in the thin edge of the wedge; and honest Christians (even those who hold Whig opinions) shake their heads ominously at the thought of such men as Gladstone or Bright coming into office. I am not a bigot ...
... get the Standard to admit personal excellence out of its own party. However that may be, it is generally conceded by both Whigs f and Tories that General PEEL is a frank and an up- right English gentleman. - He loved frankness and uprightness so well ...
... indignities to which he was subjected while a captive in King Theodore's hands. Lord Cranworth, who was Lord Chancelor under the Whig ministry, and was formerlybetter known as Barou Rolfe, died in London on Sunday last, after an illness of only two or three ...
... the year 1858-59. for which Lord Derby was responsible, was 13,528 7761., but the expenditure rose in the next year under the Whig Government to 15,312,6751. We venture to think these statements misleading. When a change of Ministry happens in the middle ...
... cause. The' coda'c If the. opposition 'will hi'rinia toethe' morc closely;the differet . es divisions of' the'.LlUbdral',aminj Whig, 'Radacal,' and: 'd DemocratwillU unitel'ot'jrievevnt the ascendncy of a pafty' it who borrow their pblitical ideas.from the ...
... tionalist and Progressive Constitutionalist. Never, I or very rarely, do we find a candidate professing the old- n fashioned Whig or Tory principles. In some cases' a too, the number of candidates for a single seat is absurdly I large. Take, for instance ...
... have found it difficult to distinguish a ' Conservative' from a ' Liberal ?? or, as I should put it, a Tory from an old Whig- i.e., a Whig Oligarchical and aWliigRadical, and hence 'Conservative- Liberal,' 'Liberal Conservative,' and such other mixed breeds ...
... that would justify your assertion to the contrary; but, even were it so, I should be quite prepared to justify it. The old Whig principle ofRest, and be thankful is exploded; and entertaining, as I do, the constitutional one that it is not only a right ...