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... things that's right, Sirs, And sent a man to Parliament Who for the cause will fight, Sirs. It does not signify a straw If he Whig or Tory, For all the party names and cries Are buried ia their glory! Chorus—Row-dow-dow ! 4c. The game Tommy Dodd—a game That ...
... Windsor Castle to Osborne is Thursday, the 17th December, but the Queen is, we t to say, suffering from rather a severe cold, whig may alter this arrangement. Tae news respecting Prince Alfred’s return to Australia gives great satisfaction to the Australians ...
... would other candidate since the division of the county in have reloads I with unqualified abhorrence, if they 1t32., whether Whig, Tory, or Radical. (Applause.) could ever have nttempted to realise the idea, so moult will be my endeavour diligently to fulfil ...
... Wood, Sir Koundell Palmer, Mr. Chichester Fortcscue, Earl Granville, Mr. Robert Lowe, Mr. Stansfcld, Mr. Giischen, and other Whig notabilities, have been freely bandied about as part and parcel of the new Government, but we need hardly say that they are ...
... peoflle. (Cheers.) It was a happy thing in that Society that a Tory could shake hands, even though x mistake —(laughter)—withthe Whig Member for thecounty. It was a happy thing to be assembled as they were today, after K excitement of a general election. (Hear ...
... antagonism that there is between constitutional Whiggery and Communism—to the personal dislike to Mr. Bright, of which the Whig aristocracy make no secret—to Mr. Lowe's impracticable arrogance, and Mr. Gladstone's impetuous egotism—we confess that the ...
... mistake [the rev. canon alluded to the Bath butcher having shaken hands by mistake with Lord Charles Bruce]—with our noble Whig Member (laughter and cheers). It is indeed a happy thing that after the excitement of a general election we can all meet as ...
... going to talk politics; butit was a hay py thing that in that society tbe Tory cculd come up and shake hands with the noble Whig member for the county. Referring to the Church question, he said he was sure they would excuse bim it Le felt a little anxiety ...
... representatives of the Press, and ke then Krocoede-l to declare that he would soouer have to do with the Tories than with the Whigs or Radicals, giving as his reason that he had been denounced on behalf of the Reform Leagne by a person who, he sald, though ...
... represen- tatives of tho Pic s, and ho then proceeded to declare- that he would sooner havo to di with tho Tories than with tho Whigs or Radicals, giving as his reason that he had been denounced on behalf of the Reform League by one Osborne, who, he said, though ...
... groundless Whigs principle with politioal of inAirnAdrllinfl’ some clear anai arising 1 HollvAnnff interests of country delivering wincing cutting of 6th Because enable cultivated House of in contradiction nothing them well filled purse 7th Because Whigs for ...
... the affections of people. (Cheers.) was a in that society that a Tory could shake hands, hough mistake—(laughter)—with the Whig Member foi county. It was happy thing to assembled aa the] were to-day, after the excitement of general election [Hear, bear ...