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... time have been the tendency of views iu favour with some Liberals, we rejoice to think that there are few Englishmen—whether Whigs, or Radicals, or Tories—who would view the disintegration of the Empire without deep pain and ...
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... Anderson, M.A. London: ElHosea & Co. 1880. Queens College Journal. Kingston, Canada, October :10, 1880. Kingston : British Whig Steam Printing I louse. Gold Mining in India: its Past and Present. By Jer. Ryan, Ass.oc.l.C.C. London: Remington & Co. 1880 ...
... operations in Afghanistan could not be continued without a large increase in the native army. Mr. E. Stanhope showed that the Whig Government in 1842 had not contributed a single penny towards the expenses of the first Afghan war. Mr. Fawcett's amendment ...
... shown both by Parliament and the press was such that Sir Garnet Wolseley was fully jaetified in saying that no Government, Whig or Tory, Liberal, Conservative, or Radical, would dare, under any circumstances, to give back the country. The past cannot ...
... 1878, a Tory Viceroy reopened the question with a Tory Secretary of State. In India, meanwhile, we must explain, from all the Whigs, Tories, and Radicals of the Covenanted Civil Service came a cry of concern that the service was to be swamped with natives ...
... order of things. Nothing can show greater ignorance of English politics than such an idea ; I tell you there is no Government, Whig or Tory, Liberal, Conservative, or Radical, who would dare, under any circumstances, to give back this country. They would ...
... case of Sir Bartle Frere, who is one of the ablest men who ever went out to our Colonies. (Cheers.) It was not the Tory or the Whig Government who turned him out of office; it was the people of Englan I, who, especially in relation to Colonial and Foreign ...