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... Party.” lu bis right hand he grasps the sword of Irish opinion, and he is trampling on a serpent labelled ‘‘Shorn Home Rule, Whig Treason, Liberal Iutrigue.” It is a curious commentary on the boasted ad- vance in musical culture and taste that Sir Charles ...
... all aside ; What signifies for folks to chide For what's been done before them ? Let Whig and T. all agree, and Tory, Let and ‘ory hon Tory, « whig-mig-morum. Let Whig and Tory agree To spend this night in mirth and gles, And cheerfu’ sing, alang wi’ me ...
... provoke incessant langbter. Then there are the Alderman and the cook, and the scapegrace apprentices and other oddities, whose whig- maleeries will sst the young folks in a roar. Dick himself will be prettily personated by Miss Louise Appleby, and the cook ...
... Lamtuermoor” is in these very wise and prac- tical rernarks of Ravensw — l hope to see the day when justice shall be opened to Whig and Tory, and when nick- names shall only be used among coffee-house politicians, as slut and jade are among apple- cant terms ...
... determination to support my candidature, and who, believe, would elect me by an overwhelming majority over any opponent—Tory Whig—l feel under the deepest obligations. To thoee who by raising difficulties and complicating the situation by the assistance ...
... ence until she takes it in. anv THe Pore.—Lord Houghton, in one of kis letters, suys :—‘‘ Lord Melbourne once said to me, ‘We Whigs have made two great mistakes—we have always underrated two powers—the Church of England and the Pope.’ As to our relations ...
... and et Gladstone and his associates absolutely clothed in vice. fhere is no line to be drawn between leader and led. Even the Whig Edinburgh Review warned Mr Gladstone in 1886: Not one single Irish gentleman of education, property, station, and political ...
... arriving at the polling piace he was greeted with ** A cheer for the good old Tory.” The raised his and replied, “ Iam neither a Whig vor Tam a constitutionalist.” Great arguments in his unger days took place concerning the writings of x ‘am Paine,” and also ...
... For Kit at the parson mocks ; And the cause of hie wrath is that one of the cloth Onceput Mr Kit in the stocks. For Tory or Whig be don't care a 6g, The one is as bad as the other ; A ten-pound note, he would have for his vote— He wouldn't take less from ...
... arrange- ments between this country and Ireland, was, per a little out of the ordinary run of political mestions that had divided Whigs and Tories or iberals and Radicals in the past ; but when he exawined the history of the Union question since 1¢ came before ...
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