... Edmund Burke (Oxford University Press, 15s). Although 157 years have passed away since Burke was returned for Bristol in the Whig interest, his speeches are still pregnant with many lessons for the modern elector. In a sense Burke wrote and spoke for all ...

... easily diverted . „. Perhaps some of the bitterest conflicts came about over the election of doctors to the hospital staff; Whig and Tory gome at it hammer and tongs, and exhibiting all the venom and unreasonableness of real political assault. From what ...

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... call him by any name. Like the poet's politician: J , As for principles, I g!ory in having nothing of the sort; I ain't a Whig, I ain't a lory; Im just a candidate in short. MEMORIES false cry of the nation in danger he was hoping to delude the Drake ...

... butcher, who had the courage to pit his wits against, those of the notable statesman. Palmerston was and had been for years a Whig. In Rowcliffe's vision he was Tory in disguise. He organized opposition to Palmerston, notably at the 1847 election, when he ...

... without a State department to look after it! The French writer I have quoted says that in England everything is a game of Whigs and Tories—much the same as Oxford and Cambridge. Then, however, he says, the Socialists were admitted to the match, and they ...

... with machine guns shell Jack, ow* plutoiwi stn-tcher said, '11.40.1 saw one of those move hi. am. he's living and sous' to Whig olio in. I busy here. - Ile Weill 01It and brought his roan back, but till of as he dropped With a huiiet through his — Owen ...

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