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... the Liberal party when he and his paper have been consistent supporters of the Tory Government for the last six years. The Whig element at the Reform Club have within the year or two blackballed many good Liberals. ...

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... Elections, The, 237. What the Swede— ?* And, 524 What Will he 14) With It? 207. Wheat Crop, The English, 6ot. Where to Go? 392. Whig and Tory, 30. Whirlwind, Reaping the, 545. Widow, Sons of the, 4 Winding the Reel, too Wise Report, A, 79. Wrongs of Thomas ...

... in, 161. Times Angry, The. 81. Toleration of Intolerance, The, 498. Tooley Street, More, 83. ' Too Superstitious, 8. Tory, Whig and, 30. To your Tents, 0 Clapham, 130. Trade Unionist, The l'riest and the, 523. Tragic Comedians, 160. Trial, Philanthropy ...

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... The idea of a Batumi partnership betiteen men - was the Tory conceptionand no glimneriDs oE it had panitnited tha itiinds of Whigs , Liberals , or Radicals . The Liberal par ty of tu-day had been talcia , ; n curve and makint ; desperate efforts to prove ...

... pounce halls. A friend :old I were OW • Of • glaring snit thoft. being lifted under eyes. We 1111011 f I two biding among the Whig.. frimi whoo. rockets we tires Owed tin. this ni ,rion:; we saw the pair of lurking the whine at 'mother sntu. The', Issourito ...

... the House of Commons the party is composite in equal proportions of mere Conservatives and of converted AVlligs. Now, your Whig is, in more ways than one likes, an obsolete battleship ; and as a three-decker he may have lad his merits, but he will not ...

... true doctrine of law and order as preached by Lord Salisbury . I \ ow . gentlemen , it is not only Lord Salisbury , but the ex-Whig , the Duke of Devonshire , who holds the same language , Now , mark this—because Unionists look down upon us as a very lawless ...

... the designation • Tory' has always pt . ? sfs ? ed an essentially popular fervour in contradistinction to the designation 'Whig . ' It has not only » popular but a Brand historical origin . It denotes great historical struggles , in many o ! which the ...