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... WHIG AND TORT were first heard of and applied to political parties in the State in the year 1679. He designates their respective political principle! follows. Tory looked upon the constitution an ultimate poiut, beyond which was never to swerve. He rejected ...
... JJanfair, - Tuesday. » 12th Subject“ History of Toryism—A Lesson and a Warning.” Llanidloes, Thursday, 14th Subject— “Tories, Whigs, and Liberals.” Newtown, Friday, 15th Subject— A Reply to Lord Salisbury Wales. Caersws. Saturday. .. 16th Subject— What ...
... CARPETS. INOLEUMS. & FLOOR CLOTHS, IN ELEVEN SHOW ROOMS TO SELECT FROM. LACTINA, The Best and Cheapest 111 k Substitute for Whig Cakes, de. O THE CHAMPION OX of SMITHFIELD CLUB SHOW (1884), which took £2lO IN PRIZES, was Bats= ENTIRELY on BOWICK'S LACTINA ...
... British hangmen in Ireland. In a few years the fate of ireland would be decided. Parliament would meet in a few days, and both Whigs and Tories would ar' them for their votes, bat the Irish party would vote in the interests at Iroland. I ...
... a cup of Cadbury's Cocoa will be found very acceptable — warming —sustaining —comforting. FRIDAY, OCT. 9 1885. Corrugated &Whig. ...
... the fresh union of the Whigs with the Radicals is the complete and abject surrender to the former to the latter, and thus Mr Chamberlain in airy, and self-confident style assured his audience that all would come right. If the Whigs will not bow the knee ...
... unyielding in their fidelity to the British Constitution ami their loyalty to the Crown. c. 1. rox. Charles James Fox, the great Whig Senator, thus speaks of their efforts:— During those rebellions periods, the Dissenters had acted with a spirit and fi l. ...
... (Wolverhampton), Mr. Mark Philips (Manchester), Mr. Potter (Wigan), Mr. Hume (Middleeex),Mr. Hyatt, and Mr. Cobbett ; but the Whigs (then in office) were, in a more subtle way, equally hostile to the measure, and the Clovernment did their best, to strangle ...
... last man among a group of great Constitutional Statesmen holding fast to the principles which have been supported both by Whigs and Tories, while recognising popular necessities wherever they exist, he may yet do yeoman's service to the country, and be ...
... rib in it, the stick and handle are rotten, and the patchwork of silk, ging. ham, and canvas will not hold together over the Whigs, Liberals, and Radicals. The worst of it is, it is of such a character that it cannot be repaired. The entire energies of the ...
... gave the Whig party an opportunity appeal to the country. He did not believe that the Whigs had any great amount sympathy for the people, or realised the aspirations of the people, but it was glorious thing for the cause of democracy when the Whigs felt compelled ...
... otherwise. .. Nutshell.— Explain to me the difference between Whigs and Toriee, said Lonie XV. to Madame de Vctgonnes. Sire, the Tories are Whigs when they want places and the Whigs are Toriee when they hare obtain them.” It was in restaurant, A big ...