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... necessary to remember its relation to the two great political parties in the State. Now it is well known that, for generations, the Whig (or Liberal) party have coquetted with and patronised the working class with a view to obtaining its political support against ...
... all Protestants conniving at their passing on purpose to keep James from the throne, and that there were neither Tories nor Whigs in those dove. 2. did not tell them that the IVhigs and Sir R. Walpole refused to repeal those laws. 3. That Indemnity Acts ...
... at thetr passing on purpose to keep James from the throne, and that there were neither Tories nor Whigs in those dam 2. He not tell them that the Whigs and Sir R. Walpole refused to repeal those laws. 3. That Indemnity Acts, however, were passed every ...
... pledge myself to any specific scheme.—Disraeli, at Newport Pagnell, February 4, 1871. In 1721, the early and palmy days of the Whigs, a law was passed imposing • penalty of .E 5 on the wearer and £2O on the seller of a piece of calico. My forefathers were ...
... correct. The Rade&ls, as usnal, have been the lion's provider. They have crested a strong Ministry of old.fashioned middle-aged Whigs, and nothing more, and are themselves outsiders. Mr. Mien in Mr. Gladstone's last Parliament had to bemoan that the Dissenters ...
... servants by 7000 men between 180 and 11473. If everyone was in his right place Lord Derby wonlel be the !lateral head of the Whig party is Eng lmal..—Edishargh Reline, 1874. BCPO6lll.—The Doke of Wellington !Tory) left • Bs 1: et tluit realised a suridno ...
... that our sanguine sisters will have to wait a little longer, for they cannot reckon on much encouragement from the present Whig cabinet. Tun jury at the Central Criminal Court have acquitted the West of England Bank Directors. THE YMOMANILT.—The returns ...
... EATING THE LEEK Env, 0 firosts D..• • The Whigs have won the slay, For Ministerial clover Libenils have their bsy flat of their rwendolnaios 1,1.! •• the weeti. - r tt tiowts a j ologi,w, .1:..1 al:alone eats leek. • Laiigl, 4 Ltercoares lioastiug ...
... Oxford. Saattlwkh. and in the Wigton Burghs ; and should the Home Rulers keep aloof as • separate Party, the balance between Whig and Tory will lw even is generally imagined. Should the new Government in. troduce and carry s for the I atfranelasetnent of ...
... and a delightful tragrance to the breath. It all unpleasant odour arising decayed teeth, or tobacco sinoke. The Fragraut Whig posed is iu part of Honey and sweet herbs, la to taste. •nd the groatest toilet Mee/Ivory of the ay,. Is, for the liquid. It ...
... something rotten in the state of Denmark is no longer a mystery. The Irish legislation, if not dishing, is disgusting the Whigs, and they won't stand it long. They have interests at stake which few of the Radivala possess. They are landowners. They know ...
... Revolutionaries who are doing their to sap the foundations of political, social, and personal morality. Meanwhile the organ of the Whigs. the Edinburgh Review, in showing its teeth and its temper in a decided way in re the Disturbance Bill, which it very vivaciously ...