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... WHIG AND RADICAL CNITED. The Standard thinks the debate on the Home Rule proposals of the Government presents a remarkable feature which at once arrests attention. The principal assailants of Mr. Gladstone's policy were not only Liberals, but were re ...
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... BEACONSFIELD. AT every period when Tory politics and Tory statesmen have succeeded in breaking thmugh the powerful trammels of Whig policy, you will observe that there has been a hope for Ireland, a streak of light observable in its gloomy horizon. Speech ...
... Protestant interest that is the Whig specific for Irish tranquility. It is curious to remark with what exactitude history has repeated itself. The Kilmainham Treaty is the counterpart of the Lichfield House Compact; the Whig policy of clingine to office ...
... will both oppose the second reading of the Home-rule Bill, there'll, now no probability of any definite co-operation between Whig and the Radical dissentients. Both sections will act independently. On the other hand, there is believed to be a fair prospect ...
... are not traitors, became they owe no allegiance to her Majesty or AWAY with all party division, Between Radical, Tory, and Whig, With one overwhelming decision The hearts of the people are big, That the empire shall never be sundered Is our fixed resolution ...
... important meetings (luring the recess in opposition to Mr. Gladstone's Home Rule policy. other words, both the titular hold of the Whigs and the apostle ...
... sacrifices for the cause we have 80 much at heart War against the cause has been declared anew by the British oligarchy—Tory, Whig, and Radical alike—who have conspired to prevent Ireland obtaining the smallest instalment of her lawful rights. The machinations ...
... prefer to suffer, or will thorough • remedy that has proved a to so many lot Web druggists. M stores. 4s. N. deem not Street to Whig= /LC ...
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... Commoue take our seat With independent air; **k cheap bread, and we want cheap meat. affirm, and legally swear ! And, like the Whig and tho Tory mouse, mskeourselves beard to the Parliament house. Chorus- Sing. Ah ! I’m a jolly old ttadieal. a ‘Sf *** of ...
... There's Bombastes Falstaff Harcourt, and J. Morley, prince of prigs, Flabby Childers, blatant Russell, half a dozen re. creant Whigs, And all those empty Gladstone bags who've got upon the list; Oh, they'd none of them be missed, they'd none of them be misse ...