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... ee Of happy 1 shine, O April oa, care away ! And let no breath invade my ear Of crude And let no fretful word come near Of Whig and Tory Aad wh while on Pen tit ers grassy swell de wren wrangling Shae factions dwell ; peace abides with me ine, thine, ...
... Parnellite brag ! 1882, ! mand ‘Gag! Grand old fools at their foes must nag ! 1883, Zig-zag ! Ot principle left in ‘the sid’ Whig bag ? 1 ' From the topminat crag Of its self-conceit to ruin will wag * “ present. wanes thet by next that seattered to the ...
... ensuing year. in A emall strike in the shoe A PROTEST FROM THE DUKE OF ARGYLL. From his pleasant retreat at Cannes, ‘‘ the Whig seceder,” as the Pall Mall Gazette describes the Scotch Duke who was the first to leave the Cabinet he had worked so hard to ...
... must have been gall and wormwood to “the member for the Caucus” and to his Radical friends. His Grace, although nominally a Whig, is generally supposed to hold pronounced political opinions, and his opinion of Mr. Joseru Cuamerr- LAIN is evidently particular ...
... contributed nor produced by the owners of that capital. In a passage which s@ms to have some personal point and application the Whig nobleman alludes to those who, by the mere mechanical weight of capital, have extinguished minor industries and have established ...
... party. There have been stretches in English history in which there have been only Whig ond no Tory Ministries, or stretches in which there have been only Tory and no Whig Ministries for a considerable time. Our enemies tell us chat we are at the beginning ...
... to explain away, the words which his chief finds awkward and embarrassing— but the pliancy and the self-abasement the great Whig nobleman may after all have some limit. It seems as though the agitator’s force is destined to be a most effectual remedy for ...
... is. It is a distinct setting of class against those who have nothing against those who have. We should like to hear what the Whig on grants of land for services rendered, think of their colleague's remarks. To Lord they are peculiarly inappropriate, for ...