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... ent of the Union provokes. Firet—Are Catholics, as Catholics, to have no istinctive politics, but to remain for ever mere Whigs or mere Tories? And, secondly—Is the Catholic Union to take no part in the political action of the country, but abandon the ...
... ” Banner of Ulster o oe South Wales Daily News ” oe oe oe Telegraph Mercury oe or « oe oo oe Ryde or oe Observer Northern Whig oe oe oe Shedfield .. oe oe oe oe o ” a oe Telegraph oe oe oe oe oo Congleton oe o ” oe oo oo oe Northern Star oe oe oe Stafiord ...
... 22539 OC dll Tayler, eattice of the “Natural © cor of the Ohalr of Olvil dags to the result of such comtesta, the Whig of fy Bdinbergh Review, wea ond Me elites al nominally to the ber, Mz By continued hie literary avecstions, end the 6 Ho was with Mr ...
... to have had a scothing effect upon his relative’s feelings, When he last spoke in public he was guilty of some towards the Whigs—disparaging them in a style for which there is temptation, but hardly exonse, He has corrected that upon the present occasion ...
... interval ; butt when a country has had the misfortune to bave been I governed for some centuries on Tory principles by. C Whigs and Tories alike, you cannot expect that ive years of genuine Liberal rule will set tll things rigb jt. TH2 HOME RULE MOVEMEgT ...
... been made thn to at go on making new ones. (Har, ear. Reern i, to a statement made in the Quarterly Riw, Hn the effect that Whigs and Tories were divided by at an alniost invisible line, Mr Leatham sa the n writer was exceedingl mistaken. It was no ne la ...
... centuries had proved that—two great plains of thought, two great of The Whigs were in one region, and the Tories in another, therefore they could never mest. More than that, the Whigs had a glorious political past, of which they were jastly proud, while ...
... the two Pitts, that of ranking the elder Pitt as a Whig, leading one section of the Whigs while Lerd Rockingham was the head of the other; and sap- posing the younger Pitt te have begun life as a Whig and to have become a Tory, and te have founded that ...
... the b e countrygets.$ired~df therg. If Mr Disraeli b ie attlpts, -as on'the lat, occasion ie' was io -n ,oi , _ o' Aish e Whigs by another - Iranc e Bill, ha will be simply carrying t. out: the intention of his opponents,..aiid in . actinj as anaccidental' ...
... Lord Chathamn, the elder Pitt, amongst the WhiVs of his time. He was regarded as having been the head of one section of .the Whig party, while Lord Rockingham was the head of the other. The younger Pitt was supposed to have begun life as a Whin, but to ...
... PC T1 tbm hi of inform the Government what people in the p'pariX 'can 'E safely promoted 'on l the ground brf their correat Whig principles; .bound 'hiiaelf` to appoint the constable .and the postmaster, and the inspector of poor, t and the school board ...