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... some neigh’ring fortune teller, or Some strolling hag; perhaps he timely Warn’d had fled his fate; which prov’d too true for Whig and Radical. Thronghont the middle Ground of that broad ensign of such pallid Hue, was with in bold relief so ’arge, that Ye ...
... Because it is a bright and shining place, where there is no parting, nor dying,” his Lordship added, And, thank Jove no more Whigs ! This is not a bad pendant to Mr. Disraeli’s ritfdle Why is Mr. Gladstone like a telescope!” Because you can draw him out ...
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... coupling with it the of Captain Arkwright. (Cheers.) Captain Arkwright again rose, and was Vociferously cheered. said the Whig party very well consolidated together, and be had asked a friend of his (Captain Arkwright’s) a Liberal, how long they were ...
... well acquainted with Artemus Ward—His Book. The opening of speech number two is in the witty American's best style: “ The Whig party very well consolidated together, and he had asked a friend of his (a Liberal) how long they were going to remain so, ...
... three firms are Liberals in polities. The Short Time Bill was most undoubtedly passed without regard to the distinctions of Whig and Tory, and oannol justly be claimed either by Conservatires or Liberals. Conservative writers should read history before ...
... they tie them together, so surely will they fail together. (Loud and prolonged applause. WHAT WILL THE LORDS DO? Failin'.: Whig opposition, we hare it the a«- thority of the John. BhII, that Lord Derby, who will gracioMly permit the bill to be introduced ...
... precedents and all the of the day ; and at the end of half-anhour he looked different man. Who that raw that grand and venerable whig four o’clock would have thought that blaokdiaired child would mounted in its place five? Ah! all said, it was the children ...
... and retrenchment. It the fault of the House Commons that many reforms in this direction have not been made long since. But Whigs and Tories were alike too weak to carry them out, and it is only under a strong government, such Mr. Gladstone now possesses ...