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... ever did. The nation, however, is a little more intelligent than it was when Mr Disraeli taught his party how to dish the Whigs by promoting the establishment of household suffrage. And while the Liberal Op- position see through Mr Chamberlain muoh more ...
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... of politicians cannot perceive any great difference between Toryism, as understood at this time, and the creed of the old Whigs. If there be any appreciable distinction it lies in the more advanced views of the present day Tory. With men Like the Duke ...
... or to a party of a reputation for sound finance. Bad finance destroyed the Whig Government of Lord Mel- bourne, and was the principal reason for the crush- ing defeat of the Whigs at tbe General Election of 1841. lt is not everyone wbo under, tands the ...
... they are in a trade which is as much entitied to honest dealing and reasonable consideratioa as any other; and the Ministry, Whig or Tory, which put into opera- tion any plan of treating them on different lines from other property owners, would promptly ...
... penod of unexampled national prosperity is not a thing to be proud of. Lord Farrer reminds that Sir Robert Peel said to the Whigs in 1840, “Oh, you miserable financiers!” evidently thinks the Tories of 1899 deserve similar opprobrium. What a falling off ...
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... parish clerk, sextons, town.cryer, and bellman, 'Hake and sell all aorta of haberdasheries, groceries, Be., likewise Lair and whigs drest, and cut, on the shorted ., wake. A:so-- N. 8.—1 keeps an evening school, where I teach at reasonable rates, reading ...
... have proved futile, sorts of haberdasharies, groceries, &c., ?‘” and have also resulted in the curtailinent of hair and whigs drest, aund cut, on the shortest jiye g the deprivation of political privilegee. notice. Also— ah Sae 1 | The British Museum ...
... the title associated with their latter name should go to the Barnsley Woods. But Sir Charles Wood hail married into the great Whig family of Grey. and Earl Grey was then all-powerful in the distribution of called honours. Good old Tories should not have ...