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... undertakes, it might be said of him as was said of one of old time : In Moderation placing aU his glory. The Tories call him Whig*— and Whigs, a Tory. In regard to the second question we might say, there are no politicians in Bradford at the present time. ...
... Railig ORKTHOUND. x, ma as If le haw wigwam Imlsed wrong a prang as tiraum, sad be sae aramelis goarrabi a ddrum. le d Mo. Whig ...
... speech was a skilful as well as a prudent manifesto. Like all his speeches, was thoroughly Whig, wary, and cool in Its Liberalism. Lord Harrington is thoroughly Whig at heart, and while he adopts boldly and opportunely all well-marked popular movements, ...
... ara doing excellent Radical work; and Mr. Cross Sir Stafford JVorthcote and Mr. Solatia Booth are better Reformers than their Whig predecessors. Truly! as Mr. Roebuck has it— Great wits jump together. At this point Mr. Chamberlain ceases to be entertaining ...
... Ilaat Aberii«eiith-re in tba Conaervative mtereat. Mr. sot3n isabamater of fie M ...
... extensive the etectorsl system. A loyal follower Lord Hsrtiagton. Mr. differs for mors widely from bis chief than the bulk the Whigs differ from the balk Tories. These who wish convert the English eemmonweatth into simple deasooney cannot select more eompetsat ...
... tip-top Whig administrators that ever lived, he would not even except Mr Lowe or Mr Bruce. (Laughter.) With such administrators the Tories had contrived to slip into the Whig shoes. They were playing the Whig game to perfection, and the Whigs were playing ...
... first produced, Steele, himself relates, undertook to pack an audience, and accordingly filled the pit with frequenters of the Whig coffee-houses, with students from the Inns of Court, and other zealous partisans. This,” says Pope, bad been tried for the ...
... indammutiou, causing softness sad sad irritation, inducieg cowhand Ahab voice. Por these mlitowt in OM of jujebes s these Whig in proximity to the at the tbsy are by act of stickieg. beconice and packets (by pow 8 or 13 stamps), labelled J•n as &Lid ...
... tiim in a fit of laughter, and as soon as explanation was possible, found that he was laughing India Bill No. 2. The great Whig statesman at that time could hardly have conceived that on a Friday morning during the recess of the year 1875, every man as ...
... an Adminis- tration, which was by no means contemptible, the Tories had contrived toslip into the Whig shwes. They were playing the | game to and the Whigs were playing no geme at | sli—(a Javgh) ;—ixceed, with reference to some question—as, for example ...
... studying it as I best could, I have, come to the conclusion that the real meaning of the British Constitution was this — that the Whigs and the Tories replaced one another at periodic times, always to the advantage of the country. Our senior member, without ...