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... His epitaph may be written his own words: lam old Tory. 1 never liked Whig a Whig. 1 have bad, and have, the kindest, nearest, and dearest personal friends among the Whigs ; but Whigs I never liked them, nor am 1 food Conservative as Conservative. The Tory ...

... seven men they held their opponents. Seven men they were in the scrum, for the Captain thought he could be of more use on the whig and thus ready to enfold Shepherd fond embrace, when that sprightly feeder was on the hop. Then towards the close he came out ...

... said to him, * Why you’ve changed side/ said : * Well, yes, I was Tory, and now I am a Radical; 1 thank heaven I never was a Whig.’ So I say. I was and am Tory. Forty-five years ago (this was written about 1877), I was fool enough for six months to be a ...

... n l . Vow ixaetiy rnocipai o* cannot recall, but kSw£t the delamon did not survive ix^mths. •wd . 'JLank heaven never was a Whig-1 Forty-five waa written 1 wa« fur six months to Liberal; I fowwwug was a Conservative. rotmervativl la Catholico-pbobist; ...

... friend said to him. • Why, you’ve changed sides, ,aid-‘ Well, yes. I was tory. and now I Radical: I thank heaven 1 never was Whig So 1 say. 1 was and T*'*- '' r, J Mlve vears ago (this was written shout 1877), a; fool enough for six months Liberal; 1 thank ...