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... himself, he gave an answer that both amused and satisfied the magistrates and procured` his acquittal. I am, he said, neither Whig, Tory, nor Chartist, but ,a staunch teetotaler. H e was always cheerful and fond of •fun. At Fairbairn's Foundry, where he ...

... AMd mo ‘i:i‘x'thori.é{%; ( &? them o ) and ¢ '::n hangs ; a:_l\’ed. As Rl;j bemme ‘e’lt mom a‘usWer Just 1, . to “, ‘Dglan € whig Have of the hat pro Umbers and g Dows, n',Ell‘t' « Marr;. 'ould lare 4 N A Sy P Sld . N 0 g Ry b’ il oy sa o ¥ :‘v“hg' s ...

... in which the Education Bill, should it become law, would be administered. Tho London Corretpondent of the Belfast Northern Whig : Nobody is satisfied by Mr. Asquith's interference with the Roman Catholic procession, and it has further grioviously discredited ...

... in this book really refers to the middle, not to the lower or lowest, class of the population: the French Revolution was a Whig movement—it is idle to speculate. The function of a constitutional Monarch had no charms for Louis the Sixteenth, none for ...

... attitude of their political associates. The “ Manchester Guardian,” in its issue of Saturday last, quotes from the - Northern Whig,” of Belfast, the most important journalistic -organ of. the' Unionists in Ulster, an article in which it is prophesied that ...

... temperance reform, land reform, militarism, Irish gevernment, and many other matters. In the present House of Commens we have Whigs, Tories, ordinary Liberals, Radicals of various sections, Liberal Imperialists, Free Trade Tories, Tariff Reformers, Protectionists ...

... fi%ld img A Pigeon, Ong 1. 35 but Bever 1, Beforg, : QQ ...

... country so keen on social reform. Never was the Whig so distant from the Liberal. Never w as the Liberal so near to the Radical. And more than all, never did the Labourist put so little trust . in Whig, Liberal or Radical. The working man has begun to ...

... Three= Quarter Piate Lever Movement, Dust and Damp Proof Cap. Warranted for Seven Years. H. SAMUEL'S PRICE 25/= TON. four ‘whig Hnug the | take A N g ...

... incapable of putting faith in Royalism, as do the Legitimists with their ‘“divine right of kings ”’; or in oligarchies, as the Whigs and Tories of the eighteenih cevntury; or in plutocracics, as Americans appear to do now. All these forms of personal rule ...

... subject just as the Whig and Tory were, and just as they had done very little for the country, it was quite possible that the working man, if he had not high ideals and did not live up to them, would be just as great a failure as the Whigs and Tories, the ...