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... “ Evory man, I think,” says the Whig historian, “ ought to be at liberty to discuss the evidence of roligion ; but fo ought to be at the unwilling ears and liberty to force on eyes of others sounds and sights which must cause annoyance and irritation ...
... of the Liberal party since the Reform Bill had been an uprising of Birmingham against the Whigs. It had been a long struggle between the Radicals and the Whigs, at first a hopeless one, afterwards maintained with much energy and tenacity, and now apparently ...
... almost 200 years since the names of Whig and Tory were first applied to political parties. He did not say that political parties were extinct, or likely to become extinct our time—he only said that the names of Whig aud Tory, if not quite dead were, at ...
... a bulky article be was carrying, but upon being examined by a medical man he was pronounced to be insane. Inquiries are now Whig made as to his antecedents. The strictest precautions are being taken by both military and naval authorities to guard against ...
... governing Ireland. LORD SALISBURY'S criticisms, anent Liberal disunion, and the zig-zag policy which the alternating ascendancy of Whig and Radical has brought about, receives an amusing commentary this morning in a letter which appears in the Times, and which ...
... learn 1 that ats the English people Ihad a great history for centuries th beoler Whigs and Tories were isteonted, so they have since ep had a great history to which Whigs anld Tories have can- an tributed little that is wvorthy of praise. go Tho grandest ...
... Exchequer r7' • speech on that occasion was ad|Ku ition ies t0 a rly review of the A \}. Qd tbo country. A coalition of Whigs, N e 8 led t0 the aefoat and resignation T» ut eyea in the short time Mr. Disraeli c°red a success, aud led the way to hi ...
... Smith, the representative of the Whig ine mane in t uence, which has hitherty been borough. Cyloncl Smith to support the Government, he will scareely pledge himself not to fecl those qualms which visit all good Whigs occasionally when Mr. Chamberlain ...
... of the Liberal party since the Reform Bill bad been an uprising of Birmingham against the Whigs. It bad been a long struggle between the Radicals and the Whigs, at first a hopeless one, afterwards maintained with mach energy and tenacity, and now apparently ...
... way, has upset the equanimity a good many eople beside the old-fashioned Whigs. At all events, the tendency is more than ever now to make the Devonshire Ciub centre for the Whig section. I do not mean to say that there are no Radicals in the Club, nor ...
... would be a good political move for the Radicals to cut themselves adrift from the Whigs, who, after all, are but clogs on the progress of their quondam allies. Poor Whigs ! insulted and harassed by tneir comrades, despised and derided by their opponents ...