... preserved the liberties of this Protestant nation. Brother Orangemen we have been betrayed by all political parties, whether Whig or Tory, Liberal or Conservative: each and all of them have, by turns, petted and persecuted us, smiled and frowned apon us; ...

... Gladstone where he was going before they agreed so blindly to follow him. His course had been erratic—first a Tory, then a Whig, and now he was bent on destroying the Church. They should protest against this measure in a way that would be understood on ...

... composed of the heterogeneous masses—the mew’s Massacre (blessed by the Pope), nor of Ire- otherwise disjecta membra of the Whig party drawn lands no les cruel ove of 1641, nor of the Spanish Inquisition. Yet modern history too well attests together by ...

... public offices would under the new system be more efficiently filled, as then men would be chosen not because of their being Whigs or Conservatives, but because of their bity and high qualification alone; that there would still be the sume facility in Parliament ...