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... accustomed to think in the language of indictments. When the Reform Bii EvIs in agitat~on in 1631, Earl B4;,,w~iam a. great Whig noblenian, told the electors of Ioi-kshire that lie hbad told the ta-.gatherer to call again. Earl Grey and Lord .; ohn Russell ...
... low comedian will vent his comicality; But country's trade will still revive through Gladstone's liberality. Jzass H. The Whigs will always head the poll, And Tories will look blue; Bradlaugh into the House will stroll, • And swear as Christians do. Lord ...
... effect has been to prevent Mr. Henry Brand from sending in his intended subscription. It will be to their credit if all other Whigs follow Mr. Brand's example. • Sir William Harcourt only did his duty in promptly and bluntly refusing to interfere with the ...
... light. The effect Li said to be &dm:rabic. Libel al I , lyalty to the Liberal erring to be etrainel at end& 'Whil.p the rat,• 'Whig Ltmt 19 c Laht ut the Iri•.h ua•vi by Dlr. the .•t:r.•tee Bath ut ii:•dv bitt er rt. Bradt: hateful C reic I I y th,.; Chairman ...
... the Morning; Pert : I am monarch of .11 I survey, My will there is none to dispute; No matter what pranks I may play. The Whigs and the Tories are mute. Oh. Solitude! where are the charms I pretended to see in thy fa For I love Agitation'a And the end ...
... licence and become subject to the early closing rules and police regulations of common public-houses. This applies to the old Whig Club—Brooke's—to White's, the Tory Club, with its traditions of Beau Brmnmel, to Boodle's, dear to foxhunters and country squires ...
... twelve months of office. The year 1881, while it witnessed the secession of the Duke of Argyll and Lord * als ° , Bhook the an Whigs, and actual split between the two sections of Ministerial supporters in the commons may be said to have been averted solely ...
... and therefore liable to turned out the House Commons any unexpected moment. Deprived of the Whigs, constituencies must torn she few Liberals who are as Whigs, though of different opinions, who can administer well and strongly, and who carry into affairs ...
... scowled the —Ms 0. B. mid the grievance r., net that thy 100 .5.5 In the suborns but of sap leer them TO. we to be pampered We Whig; mod for W M mewed le tapped the WWI woo The Wiles mole so the Bleed to putting Out Nee tow instead ot eat (Mock. It *horrid ...
... than of party chiefs. In this dilemma, says the Economist, the country will be reluctant to reseat the Tories aud the old Whigs will not be in position to take office. Then, the writer predicts, the country will turn to such a man as Mr. Goschen and, ...
... Conservative gain of nine, reducing the Ministerial majority over the Opposition and Home Rulers to 25. An Irish-Conservitive-Whig alliance that might at some; awkward juncture place the Government in a minority has to be reckoned amongst the nossililities ...