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... it was none of his bizness, as he always took his servants without a Which shows ht. goad et j the Aped 1 but I &ma, riot Whig in Zip lisbib ing emgliging linnasids. Then did ____ booms into • taersaa cd wrath, a he girded up his limo and other wild ...
... better behaved, and it was again adjourned for three months MOM, the end of which tins the girl is to nos u for judgment U Whig upon, ...
... rested his upon who* be described as ea* merwhohaing midtown of irremonsibility.—(Procombag.i Mirrocoa a. May L —la the event of Whig found guilty of the Windsor murder. it r h. satiation, acting on legal advice. to appal to the Judicial Committee of the Privy ...
... of the British nation. Tho history of the word Tory is, indeed, a curious one. Sir George Cornewall Lewis, an oithodox Whig, but an impartial man, points out that between the peace of 1815 and the Reform Bill of 1632, the Tory Party threw away the ...
... aympathie* of the Hritieh nation. The hiatory of the word Tory” ie, indeed, a enriuna one. Sir George Coraewall Lewie, an orthodox Whig, bat an impartial man, point* out that between the peace of ISIS and the Reform Bill of 1832. the Tory Party threw away the ...
... revolution the designation “Tory” has always possessed an essentially popular llavour in contradistinction to the designation Whig.” It has not only a popular but a grand historical origin. It denotes great historical struggles, in many of which the Tory ...
... tfae designation Tory has always possessed an essentially popular fervour, in contradis- tinction to the designation Whig. It has not only a popular bat a grand historical origin. It denotes great historical straggles, in many of which the Tory ...
... was that two graat lla't—bo lb wbooi at tha tiiaa their death bald Prima Minister, brwtthed their last. They wan Fox and the Whig and the ProcmiiT Tory. For some years tka k uaa has vacant, having previously occupied Marquis Bute. Amoagat tba interesting ...
... matter, as on the question of slavery, Lord Howieg was in advance of his party. It was the misfortune of the majority of the old Whig's not to see clearly on economic subjects. Prrr had studied ADAM Slum, and was in fact one of his disciples, but Fox neglected ...
... Whatever happened in the future he would never cease to raise his voice ingratitude and thankfulness to Mr. Gladstone. cry of Whig, no abuse of traitor, paltry report of place hunter, none of these contemptible things would ever induce him to wanting the ...
... revolution the designation 'Tory ' has always possessed an essentially popular flavour in contiadistinction to tho designation 4 Whig.' It has not only a popular but a grand historical origin. It denotes great histoiical .trujrgles, in many of which the Tory ...
... surprisi* • Uaitt-o th»» older school Liberal did not heartily accept n«w p •lit’cal ideas t’e day. At all tiiues ho lean* d to Whig section of the party of progress, except ecclesiastical questions. well remember journey with him from Carisle to Glasgow about ...