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... character, were interspersed with nßmhte ...
... Think how the Primrose Dames coaxed and philandered. Think hew they canvassed, and cackled, and bribed. Think how the renegade Whigs, greatly fearing, Poured out their money with never a pang , the slaves of the Tories appeariog. Now allies of the Brummagem ...
... which would prove fatal to the party which was now in power. applause.) Mr. Hume next referred to the the names for the parties—Whig and Tory—aad said that in time those terms, which were once bestowed each on the other in bitterest scorn, so lost what was ...
... people—Lord Bartinglon among the number—were talking about Home Rule were necessary have very strict symmetry in Parliajgs Whig historian had used these words: * To think symmetry, and much ol convenience ; never to innovate unless it is necessary; never ...
... JWl—Goal W. hacks. 8. Sara and 9. Bond (captain): half-backs. W. atoodtey/B, Moon, and Davis ; forwards. T. Stone and Mold (right whig), Leman (centre), H. Arnold and Sumpeton (left wing). ArtMery-Qoti, Bombr. Grererd ; backs. Grs. Moss and Brindley; half-backs ...
... King to Oxford sent troop of hone, F«*r Tories own no argument but force ; With equal sense to Cambridge books he seal, For Whigs admit no foree but argumeDl. The result of the ballot of the Durham miners the question of the eight hours by Parliamentary ...
... without cement; here a bit of black stone, and there bit of white; patriots sod ooortiers; King’s friends and Republicans; Whigs and Tories; treacherous friends and open enemies; that it was, indeed, very curious show; but utterly unsafe touch and unsure ...
... abroad from America and wards Iron Francs ; and thirdly, the re-action that had oorne in our own day against Of Utiita/aire, mod whig was called the dSVtI take Inndmost systera, Thai was that the rwtrfctioos imposed upon indivtdaal freedom the action of local ...
... Labour, except in the cattle yard and dairy, was suspended. Wages, therefore, ceased. Every acre of land in parish belonged Whig peer who rssidod in another county. I appealed his lordship, who referred the matter his steward, who reported that there Was ...
... the whip Ti* *«>'•. H* »al“el It at 6d.-P.C. •aid that eaw the defendant, and aaked him J? *?, from Mr. Genge t cart. asked Whig whip I have not seen one. Witneu cautionbitn and then he said picked up a whip near the leading from Isle Abbot's. oefendent’e ...
... Bristol are recorded in Mr. Latimer’s Annals, came forward for the county of Somerset in opposition to Mr. Dickin- I, son, Whig, and Sir Thomas Lethbridge, j Tory. Although well knowing that he had,T not a ghost of success, Mr. Hunt kept th '. poll open ...