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... do' with party politics. Wve wetre m jerely.V ?? -harvest .now. of Isevent-y - years of m'Iiemnuagtment,~. Tory statesmen and Whig :statesimen had -alike horns thei pat init)an we could not throw stoses a one aiiother. IThe mistakeis of bothi had risen-from4 ...
... views of ce these reformers wvere incorporated in certain meI resolutions; and minutes. One speaker said he Acc was sick of Whigs and Tories, which he'app explained as the'outs Versus the ins.8 tha. Another member of the association, in an MO0 sestacy ...
... about a third less gas. 'We,. observe that in Aberdeen there has recently been set ufrcomparative purposes, Sugg's patent, Whig- barn' ptn, rdth Bay lamp, which has recently been attracting a large amount of attraction. Never having seen the latter mode ...
... remarkable fact that during the last. century there is not a, single eminent Finance i',inister whoise training was Liberal or Whig. Pitt, HueskissoN, Peel, Gladstone, and Northoote all obtained their financial knowledge as Conservatives. 'Whilst, therefore ...
... atrocities. Of course the nature of British d soldiers is changed when Tories have the - direction of our armies. What under the Whigs would be merely X defensive and patriotic e policy is, under the Tories, a course of con- t duct not only wholly at variance ...
... not been officially recognised as having a place either among the plain principles of the Whigs or in the programme of the Liberal chiefs. The great Whig organ would, however, have barely done its duty to the views it represents had it been content ...
... As they were perfectly well aware, those causes of expenditure were entirely beyond the control of any Government, whether Whig or Tory, therefore he excluded this from the account in both cases. But I do not exclude the war ex-, penditure nor the expenditure ...
... perfectly well spoiki aware that both these causes of~expenditure are entirely wenr beyond the control of any Government whatever, Whig most or Tory,' Therefore, I exclude this fro~m the account in most both eases, but I do not exclude 'the 'war expenditure nor ...
... is haunted that the Tories have been masquerading in robes that only'fit e Whigs, and that Whigs alone are entitled to V wear. Indeed it is not indisposed to claim that the Whig rate of progress would be more decorously gradual than' that of the Tories ...
... -he social forces, of the time I have probably as much to 'do with the new I phenomenon, ~-as the 'desire to propag.te t Whig and' ΒΆ1ry principles. The times have 8 madeclubs a real part of the social life of i . the mnialo'and upper'.classes.' As the ...
... ire to have many canards on the wing, I am Hal ,ot over credulous. The Goviernment are to the urprise us all, and dish the Whigs by two wer Teat c01uPS-one for county franchise on a Lea Household basis; another, for Ireland, is to Sir a ttle the land ...
... the Wtgsrpke,4owp iotbd -yqar. 14. -d remember telling Lord Soli Russell oneeinthellouse of Commons.that.I though that the Whigs'and'the party as far -aI'recolhectoe. it never had a i-eally good Cbdncell'oi' thde l?.r;\equ&. lie went ba~ck ga g . way :- ...