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... Liberty, Fiateruitv, ami Kjuahty. y had had enough ami .spare (Laughter.) Whigs had the LiU ral party in recent years; now, *' let gae free. Well did she know that the old Whigs had been the grand champion-, a grand old cause—(cheers)—but these men had ...
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... who now fought , with them—a Whig-. • ( Laughter . ) Sho trusted they would not approve of the political sample , and order more of it —( laughter)—for in troth we had had enough and to spare of Whiggery . ( Laughter . ) Whigs had hampered • the Liberal ...
... in saying that the Devil was the First Whig we should probably have him with us in maintaining the corollary that the First Whig's name was Cavendish. In 1366, when there were no Whigs (or when everybody was a Whig), a Cavendish was Chief-Justice of England ...
... uttered John Bright at his best. Take her treatment of the Whigs—the Fitzwilliams in England, or the Dalrymples in Scotland—who follow Lord Hartington. Well do I know (she said) “that the old Whigs were the grand old champions of a grand old cause, hut these ...
... left them free to attend to more important things than politics. But of late years, quite apart from the Whig-Conservatives and Whig- Liberals and Whig-Radicals of Parliament, there has appeared a pestilent section of idealists under the standards of Socialism ...
... Pura d 011, of Bowl. Evrry St,. k-Breed:A ,. - uny who ha* sot siert she %dodo° Col Samples aad Particulars to ATPE 111108. (Whig Brawl), or the Ii ...
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... loss of these Whigs was inevitable sooner or later, quite irrespcctife of Irieh queitions, and now that the secession has taken place is not greatly diipcwed to monrn over it. Even m regards Lord Hartington, who is perhaps the best of the Whigs, and the most ...
... fiercest Radicals as well IH the strongest Toriea . The Church of Scotland was a vigorous Church hundreds of years before Whigs and Toriea were ever heard of . and . please God . would be a Cliuruh when 'Whigi Tory , Unionist , and Gladatonian wero names ...
... of these Whigs was inevitable sooner or later, quite irrespective of Irish questions, and now that the secession has taken place he is not greatly disposed to mourn over it. Even as regards Lord Hartington, who is perhaps the best of the Whigs, and the ...