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... definite. The greatest humbug was carried on under tho name of social reform. The teim Tory was identified with the laud; Whig and Liberal were identified with money power ; and Labour League would be the most deiiuite titie for a working men's ...
... defend landed property, nnd nearly sure to see npheld the aristocratic constitution of society; but he is not sure to hate the Whigs, and is very lukewarm indeed in hi* devotion to the Church. That ho will become Liberal in doubtful, for the Liberalism of ...
... susb a miserabie minority. Bat it is not oaly thit the Conservatives are few in number. Th^y are very many more than the Whigs were during the Ministry of Lord Liverpool ; bm then they are so sally wanting in men. An ingenious writer inthe Quarterly ...
... year by large majority in conjunction with Mr. Brassey. During his first period of Parliamentary life, Mr. North supported the Whig Reform Bill, and opposed the Irish Tithes Bill. He voted in the minority at the division ou Mr. Roebuck s motion in January ...
... strong deecriptions, at the following low rates-f~rom £76 to £86 for the tow sorts, and from ;3100 to £6112 for the better ?? Whig. MELBOURNE 'WOOL REPORT, Sao'rsornnn. Messrs. 1B. Goldebrough and Co. report ?? Wool-The new clip is commencing to arrive, ...
... questions of policy to debated in the Council. A ratepayer will not make any the better guardian the interests of ward for being Whig, Tory, or Radical. To insist upon would-be councillors being able as an indispensable qualification to utter a special party ...
... daily business of the State is of great moment to this country. Ay Orangeman’s Catechism.— A correspondent of the Northern Whig vouches for the accuracy of the following anecdote Last quarter sessions there was sent to ouo of the oldest public establishments ...
... such measures from Parliament. It matters not what are the politics of men who seek their ends corrupt means—bo they Tory. Whig, or Radical—let them be denounced. With such men in the Council, its affairs will drift into extravagance and contempt, comporting ...
... the daughter of snottier Doke or Sutherland It his proved • ate mg ciouldnation ter Millie the hi a regu ar and legal way Whig apemen ere the month pier , of the quiet Piers who could set Bann') toting ') billet, sno u t.. the man as could be tosn.l ...
... who can wield deftly the pen of a critic, or Z philosopher, or historian: eminent jurists have worthily succeeded the great Whig and Tory lawyers of a bygone generation: the aristocracy and the country gentry are men of attainments, liberality, moderatione ...
... opposed account of the position ke teak at the last Farliamentary election, yet that day had bean anp- Mtted by Badicafa, Whigs and Toriea, ahowiog. atany rate, Cat in Halifax there ware men lib«rel-miDdodaa allow tehert to differ from their opiniont—(choois ...
... county, though they differed in a political sense, yet they as Conservatives would never be found winging in their duty to a Whig Lord Lieutenant (Cheers) It was not for them to decry the_ great families of the country whether they might be iLiberal Co ...