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... turn again to his friend he will find that Whig is defined s, a kind of thin sour milk; and if he can add two and two together and be sure they make four he will find that the Tory robbers, seeing that Whig professions of reform were a kind of thin sour ...
... guiding her in the laws the country. He incidentally glanced at the Poor Laws, which were not those of the Tories, but of the Whigs, and said had been the duty of Hardy and others to correct their workings. Tories believed in the House of Lords, although ...
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... finances-is that the hearts of the people shall be united together. It has, indeed, ever been the characteristic maxim of Whig and Liberal English statesmen, from Chatham and Burke, to those of our own day, that a Government which is generally detested ...
... the force in a violent manner. He was ultimately brought to the barracks and retained in custody.— Correspondent of Northern Whig. ...
... entered the Reformed Parlia- ment the same year as member fer Penryn and Falmouth. He became Solicitor-General just before the Whigs went out in December, 1834, and he returned to the same office when they came in again in i 1835. Four years later he was raised ...
... proved be,fore puniatiment could In addition she hiel her privy councillors or of 200 gentlemen connected with both . polities—Whig and Tory—from whom she reeeive advice, Further, they were picked the House of Commons and the House 11 The Government consisted ...
... cheering ) Now, when their opponents could give them five fundamental principles in their creed, whether ' they called themselves Whigs, Liberals, or Radicals, equal in importance and magnificence to these five, he would he there to iee them, but until he saw ...
... character of being one. He would almost yield to any person in Preston in the extent of his knowledge of politics-either Tory, Whig, or Radical, or those whom they call Conservatives. (Laughter.) It always served him to know that he was a l sound Church ...
... nts 32,618, making together 187,864; and that those who earned the extra 10s. were 90,588. A correspondent of the Northern Whig states that the Orangemen of Coalisland, Kilyman, Stoughaa, and Newmills assembled near the last-named place few days since ...
... MoMdat, the July, 1868, WHOIJC or THB AMD KODZZM tt* tolrklenaet. What (hen! oCoqum, At omMnMm •» untaaljr daetMiig 'MChaHMr Whig ÜbenJpwty of which Lord ButintM (umhOm. btm««M the repnMDUtite in thi> North ImmmUi* oodtect, dmptjr rtgh tor ratorn to aeeodatas ...