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... ON THE DEATH OF LOCHIEL. is lochiel, the terror of whose arms lately shook this island with alarms! just, Whigs ; and tho' the Tories mourn, Lament a Scotsman in a foreign urn ; Who, born a chieftain, thought the right of birth The source of all authority ...
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... his history has de-cribed how the Whig* from being the champions of popular liberty again.t a despotic King became, as the result of their long ot power, mere preservers of oligarchic rule. say?: The wealth tbe Whig houses was lavidhingly securing a ...
... e Parliament, liberty, resistance, exclusion a'jdicaticn, o^,»ositi'>u —the«e were ideas j a-«sijciated with Whig, and supposed by every Whig to incommunicable and inconsistent . with the idea Tory. To use the words of Macauiay, tii» one party stood ...
... Peelitea and Whigs under Lord Aberdeen proved unfortunate from persona] causes, but was not condemned by the country on principle. What were Lord Beaconsheld'* own Parliamentary tactic* but a series coalitions? He coalesced with the Whigs and Radicals ...
... HENRY REEVE IN the person of the late Mr. Henry Reeve has disappeared one of the very last of the actual and, avowed Whigs. Old Whigs no doubt still are extant as are old Tories here and there, and that in distinguished places, but for all purposes of ...
... straitest sect of Whigs in the days when Whig principles were distinctly at a discount, sent to a private school kept by a Whig pedagogue who educated little Whig aristocrats and gave them a holiday when any political event propitious to ...
... Tory and Whig is clearly marked. It is not necessary to dwell upon the Revolution. At its best (the Tory best) it was a necessary evil; at its worst (the Whig worst) it was a political infamy. The Revolution settlement was manipulated by Whigs to embody ...
... Liberals should defray tlis registration expenses and run their own candidates . Put into ordinary language , this means that the Whigs saied yearly the slims wliich should bo spent on tcgistnition . No actual money , perhaps passed from the Liberals to ( he ...
... said far froui voting against the Land Bill every Indei»endent Irish member will support it, and will, moreover, do what the Whig party wouldn't do—they will endeavour to amend it and make it a useful measure. He distrusied the Government's sincerity. ...