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... father of it. pea The worst lying in the world is falsification of truth, or of facts : and whoever is inthe habit of reading Whig misrepresenta- tion of facts connected with their clerical opponents, or falsification in perfection. with religion, or the ...
... neodsstronger meat. According to the organ of this class—an organ which, however, speaks no more clearly than the senile journal of Whig respectability the requisitions are meaningless, and possibly fictitious, and the political programmes eminently silly and ...
... Romish usurpation were given to the courtiers of the day, the Seymour«, the Rnssells, and the Cavendishes, whom Dr. Hook, the Whig author of The Lives of the Archbishops of Canterbury, designated Nutritious herbs from a dunghill. He then proceeded to ...
... done me by appointing me to preside on this most interesting and this most important occasion. I have been from principal a Whig from my earliest years and I sin not likely to forsake my colours, especially now in the time of adversary. (Cheers.) I have ...
... have increased the national burdens by three millions of money. Therefore it does matter to us all whether the Tories or the Whigs are in power. With such well-known facts before them, can the electors hesitate whether to vote for ...
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... the working classes. Voice: He will give more yet.) Now Mr. llawson claimed the right of addressing the electors, not as a Whig, but as a Liberal, and he (Mr. Charley) claimed the right of addressing them, not a Tory or as a Conservative, but a Const ...
... oaae might be, imbued with the assurance that had not been indulging in any but' the moat orthodox Conservative aliment. The Whig could also, .the perfect equanimity, ghde through its utterances without the finish perienongany unpleasant sensation, suffering ...
... arts of diplomacy they were like big children. They always entertained expectations from the Tories, and none at all from the Whigs, and the habit of thinking induced them to believe in what they wished to be true. In their simplicity they took no note of ...
... occasion ventured te me, Mr, Gladstone w + financier of this the doctrine that he was the only the country, that duri of the Whigs there was economy, and during the administration of the Tories diture. Now he there was prolific extravagance and e: (Mr. ...
... Palmentoman, which meana nearly the same Cuamivative. Lord Palmerston was the most Conservative minister that ever bore the name Whig. All good Liberals who now support John Bright and Gladstone felt hie Influence as baneful one, that are not aony to be without ...
... ventured to propound the doctrine that he a-R the only great financier of this country, that Curing the administration of the Whigs there wats tc(n(omy, and during that of the Tories there was rolifiec expenditure. Mlr. Livingstou then read a atter headed ...