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... ; but 180 years ago it was the Tories themselves who fought against the repeal of the then Triennial Act and denounced the Whigs who brought in and passed the Septennial Act, because they (the Tories) said, If you pass the Septennial Act, you will ruin ...
... small intellectual ability to which I make pretension. He said, To what party did the other candidate belong P He was not a Whig, nor • Liberal. Was he • Radical P He (Mr Theobald) supposed he (Mr Brooks) must be one of that party whose principles were ...
... a rarity. Here and there a fossil of the genus gasped out in the hopeless struggle against Whiggism, but the Whigs had it; Tories became Whigs under false pretenoes and a new name. As Conservatives they went upon the system of riding with Aristocrat and ...
... HIED UPON POLITICAL LIFE. He did not mean by that that the Ohoroh ibonld take upon herself the right to be arbitrator between Whig and Tory, bat in keeping an aye upon politics she should prevent the abase of politual power and the degradation of oharaotar ...
... Conservative meetings. A worthy member ol the Bench—Dr. Deeping■peaking that occasion, said follow*; would remind them that tha Whigs and Moderate Liberals were extinct species. (Laughter.) They hod either joined the Conservative ranks or hod yielded to the ...
... farmers and shopkeepers, then to the men of the town, and lastly, to the men of the counties; all tho work of one party -the Whig and Liberal, who also had cheapened bread and other articles of daily use, secured elementary education, penny newspapers, ...
... Hpreeaooroogn.) eciruu v.«r. or the in.PEcro.. The Cheirmen teed the minalee ot the epeoiel yatsra. die red, wtodwrto *he roof whig end door* to be to; Girl*': Two window* io the roof ot the Urge hdl, ntlend to the oatboildind* end narohn** one needlework ...
... imitations. Specimen I. (spoken by Rev. Ino. Flanagan, at Mew| Bliss, eo. Monaghan, March 20th, 1868, and reported the Sorthtm Whig next day);— It they ever dare to lay unholy hands upon the Church, 200,000 Orangemen will tell them it shall never be. People ...
... barque holds fast, In fragments, battered maat and sail and gear Shall those tamed nights, en tomme those Monday nightfl, When Whig and Tory jousted in the fray, Live but dreams ot fugitive delights, Too dear to last, too exquisite to stay 7 Howe'er it be ...
... to gown Ito prapto. Hto Amt opinion politic! wa* tormol 43 ytoro age. when to .wm Snl aolioile! toflw wtoa. iliiitbto called Whig* and Tori**. H* found thri on* at thow partial woold ahead little fMter and lb* other party “go little riower.'* Tb* Oonwrratlwi ...
... pronounced himtelf follower of the advanced Radical party, that parly whose dutylt was to perpetually keep goading forward the Whig section of tbs front Ministerial Bench, in ardor that thsy might them corns an to seratoh and tedtem tbs piadgM that tbs Radicals ...
... Wreolred to prooeed to the eppointaaeal, end on propeeMtoa Bartowe, it wee decided met the reaaneretion ehoold be pa eeee ee —Mr Whig wee eeqoeinted by the Oak with thie deeitioa, and withdrew hie oandUetar*.—Mr Ueyee propoeed Mr Barlee end Mr Borrowe prepind ...