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... Radioal section—they have given up the idea of peasant proprietory and land purchase in order concUiate another section —the Whigs and the Lords in the late Cabinet, they refused to entertain and wUI continue to refuse to entertain a proposal of reducing ...
... more prominent, as she is fond ot society and of entertaining. The tradition of the House of Bedford has been consistently Whig, but the late duke like many other Liberals, found himself unable to follow Mr. Gladstone's Home Pule policy and was loyal ...
... They did not like to face trades unions. If they could turn the clock back 25 years, such defence might be listened to. Both Whig and Tory had legislated and had legalised trades unions. It was the only means by which men could obtain their just and equitable ...
... y had declared that they were in favour tho complete solution this question, and that they should longer be kept back tbe Whigs cr by the members of the late Liberal Cabinet. cheers.) was reached at one o'clock, and here preparation? for Mr. Parnell's ...
... of the Manchester Courier. Communications received.— Objector; D.D.; Nottingham J. M. Sloan; Fergus; Email; P. 8.; N. T. • Whig; L. S. THE NEW FACTORY BILL. the Editor of the Manchester Courier. Sir,—There appears to be but one opinion about the Factory ...
... general ignorance of the times and the stubbomess of the old 17th-18th century Tories, whose pastime was to light the Protestant Whigs. But to the domestic servants of the present, there is another unpalatable and invidious truth. They are not by any means ...
... rated with really able men he must be looked for the back row. He is a Liberal accident rather than by profession, Radical or a Whig occasion may require, and a Socialist at the rhetorical end of a windy oration.but never otherwise. His parliamentary style ...
... Boaconsfiehl first entered Parliament as member for Maidstone. He then professed to be a Tory, or, any rate, violent opponent the Whigs. Ashton. —It was the refrain of a song sung the Pomona Gardens on the occasion of political demonstration on the 26th of July ...
... this project has been pressed for some time by the Indian authorities on the India Office, which, whether guided by a Tory or Whig statesman, lias been steadily resisted. We may presume, therefore, that political, as well as military, considerations enter ...
... working classes, wero Tory laws. They were passed a Tory Government in tho plenitudo of its power, at time when Fox and the Whigs, completely overborne in their struggle to maintain popular liberties, had withdrawn themselves from Parliament. They wero ...
... political work. It was an uphill fight at first, and there are many Tories who st ill remember the time when they were glad have Whig to support against a Radical, and who hardly dreamt of seeing the Conservative party indisputably in the ascendant in Manchester ...
... honourable and parte lectures the toc glorify himself and may his opponent, recording actions perpe-5! in the respectable days of Whig and Toi .y, can in no wise be considered take the place of argument in the present day but alone on the competency, or of existing ...