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... The House of Commons must its rules defend, Though handles now and then to fools they lend. But this a breach of privilege! Whigs and Tories! 0 tempora ! 0 mores! Praise Times and Daily News for their protervance— More honoured in such breach than nice ...
... , while the severestspeeches against it were made by Mr. Leatham, a Radical of the Radicals, and Sir Henry James, a Whig of the Whigs. In the division lobby for the Bill were found Mr. Disraeli and Lord John Manners • against it, Mr. Cross and Mr. Hardy ...
... with confidence of ultimate success. Mr. Crawford is quietly at work, and is supported by some of the most influential of the Whig party, who supported Lord Monck at the last general election.—Birmingham Daily Gazette, July 3, 1865. The excitement in Dudley ...
... with confidence of ultimate success. Mr. Crawford is quietly at work, and is supported by some of the most influential of the Whig party, who supported Lord Monck at the last general election.—Birmingham Daily G aze tt e , July 3, 1865. The excitement in ...
... management, and was constantly effecting improvements on his property. L. politics he was a staunch Liberal, one of the few Whig peerr, in Scotland, while in religion be adhered steadfastly to that of his forefathers—the Church of Rome—and constantly took ...
... led him to take a more exalted idea of politicians of the Whig school than what his gardener represented them. He told me that the gardener had once declared that he had never known an honest Whig but one, whom he at first thought truly honest, but :on ...
... rustic toil, who, like the Prime Minister of Canada, have often soiled their hands with honest labour, but never with either Whig or Tory gold. In the forenoon I made a run to Auld Ayr, wham ne'er a toon surpasses For honest men and bonnie lassies, to ...
... rustic toil, who, like the Prime Minister of Canada, have often soiled their hands with honest labour, but never with either Whig or Tory gold. In the forenoon I made a run to Auld Ayr, wham ne'er a toon surpasses For honest men and bonnie lassies, to ...
... Lord Mayor of Dublin and a committee of distinguished Ultramontanes, is regarded here as an attempt to resuscitate the defunct Whig party in Ireland, and as such is looked upon coldly by the Home-rulers. Refusals to accept the invitation of the Lord Mayor ...
... of the Church of Scotland, a staunch Conservative, J. G. Lockhart'& saturnine declaration that he had never known an honest Whig but one, whom he at first thought truly honest, but on better acquaintance he found that even he was scarcely honest. Not ...
... of the Church of Scotland, a staunch Conservative, J. G. Lockhart's saturnine declaration that he had never known an honest Whig but one, ,whom he at first thought truly honest, but on better acquaintance he found that even he was scarcely honest. No ...
... rustic toil, who, like the Prime Minister of Canada, have often soiled their hands with honest labour, but never with either Whig or Tory gold. In the forenoon I made a run to Auld Ayr, wham ne'er a toon surpasses For honest men and bonnie lassies, to ...