... obedience and complete mental subjection; and from day to day Whig and Tory journalists make no less claims on the faith of their readers —the Tory ones asking for implicit faith in Mr. Disraeli, the Whig ones demanding faith even more implicit in Mr. Gladstone ...

... consequence of her union with England and Scotland, but since this system has lasted so loug, under every Ministry, whether Whig or Tory, what good reason is there to expect that a great change will now take place, or that such a Change will be lasting ...

... conjunction with small hand of Whig landlords. strong wore they, however, ISti'd, that they returned Major O'Reilly, the Toi' Brigade, against the Whig landowners. t:evasion the whole power the priesthood was ,v n u the Whig balance Alone they had I ■, able ...

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... whose I interest was that as little should be conceded to the miners as possible. cared not whether the House I was ruled by Whigs or Tories, both parties seemed deteemined to grant as little as possible to the miner. They sought nothing unreasonable; they ...

... was rather bad to beat at chaffing cookneys—that is, strangers : for whom he had • truly sqnirearchal dislike. But although • Whig of the old school, he was quits an aristocrat, and did not understand being tackled and answered in his own coin by ass one ...

... exercise all his astonishing powers of leger- demain. Mr. GRETiLLE-NrGENT, a respectable member of the more recent formation of Whig aristocracy, has been returned for Longford, in opposition to Mr. John Martin, who wag once convicted of sedition. The Ministerial ...

... most conspicuous in a flock, however Wilt may he, and can easy be sepernesillemailbe It is very certain a hypocrite so fin Whig as a blick sheep is often lashed upon as one of the whitest in the flock. Judas the disciples and apostles of Jesus, whose ...

... a stale faroo before a critical audience. Longford returns near relative of the late member ovei whelming majority. Whig succeeds Whig. A rather devoted supporter of the present Min.tfttry, with advanced professions, has gon« to tb.e Houie of Lords, and ...

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... and never raised their voice, but stuck their hands in their pockets, because they had a good loaf, and were afraid of a few Whig bishops. Is it any wonder, then, that people burst out into indignation in a few places (Dundalk and Limerick), and said they ...

... Liberals are in the field —Sir Sydney Waterlow, who has the support of the trading ami mercantile interest; Sir Francis Lycett, a Whig baronet •f considerable influence ; and Mr. Odger, the working man’s candidate. These three are confronted by Colonel Beresford ...