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... country would revert to a metal currency. Unconstitutional exercise of power. Viola tion of statutory rights, yelled the Whigs and Radicals. The Bank of England was to establish branches in provincial centres. Gross inter ference, roared the Tory m ...
... country would revert to a metal currency. Unconstitutional exercise of power. Viola tion of statutory rights, yelled the Whigs and Radicals. The Bank of England was to establish branches in provincial centres. Gross inter ference, roared the Tory m ...
... emerged from the backwoods to provide last week's political sensation. None who; prizes the old Liberal tradition (legacy of the Whigs) can cavil at the careful and deliberate choice of the words in wjiich he announced that he and his following in the Party ...
... politics he belonged rightly to the eighteenth century, to the days when men spoke their minds about political opponents, when a Whig was a red devil with a forked tail to any decent Tory, when a man was either a gentleman or a person beyond the pale of criticism ...
... rained to comprehend the business of big, strong men, was a very princess of political intrigue. The chatelaines of the great Whig and Tory mansions sixty years ago exercised no mean influence on the course of politics, and they achieved their end in an ...
... letter written to my grandfather by Mr. Calcraft, a member of the Govern ment who attended the ceremony. At heart a broad-minded Whig, he voices the general expectation of the failure of a fantastic and impious attempt to steal fire from Olympus. A Short Life ...
... suffered to die of neglect. The Shame of My Party. I was once a Liberal. When it became impos sible any longer to call itself Whig my family labelled itself Liberal. We praised famous men such as the G.O.M. and understood that the Liberal Party had inherited ...
... dangerous than their chronic disunion of recent years. It would appear that divisions go deeper. There are a few old-fashioned Whigs whose representa tion in the House is probably disproportionate to their strength in the country. Such cultivate a kind of ...
... dangerous than their chronic disunion of recent years. It would appear that divisions go deeper. There are a few old-fashioned Whigs whose representa tion in the House is probably disproportionate to their strength in the country. Such cultivate a kind of ...
... workers may get a glimmer of the truth and of the instant need of com mon sacrifices. What Would Gladstone Have Done A good old Whig- turned-Liberal, whose political memories are of the great days of Dizzy and the G.O.M., who has for some time hitched his ...
... beautiful, she has intelli gence, charm, and vitality in other words, she is alive. Debutantes should please note. Yes, Margaret Whig- ham is quite the smart est jeune fille London has seen for a long time her clothes are original do not depend entirely on ...
... Marquess of DonegalTs party which includes Miss Nicholl, the Miises Nancy and Baba jf I I Beaton, Lady Bridget Paulett, Miss Whig ham, Miss Mollie Wingfield. Mrs. Claude Leigh. I J Mrs. Stewart Brown, the Marquess of Donegall, Mr. Henry Morrison, Mr. H ...