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... never to swerve. He rejeoted 1 innovations, and olong to the right of kings, aristocracy, and the Constitution. W bereas the Whig, on the other hand, deemed all forms of government as subordinate to the publis good. He maintained the rights of the le, politioal ...
... AROMA & Mtn givee that beautiful Mellows's' so 'may appreciated by all JUDGES OF TEAS. WO the INSTANT DEATH Of Ism oar mien Whig A Small Profit but a quick Turnover. ...
... JJanfair, - Tuesday. » 12th Subject“ History of Toryism—A Lesson and a Warning.” Llanidloes, Thursday, 14th Subject— “Tories, Whigs, and Liberals.” Newtown, Friday, 15th Subject— A Reply to Lord Salisbury Wales. Caersws. Saturday. .. 16th Subject— What ...
... whose support the present Government can rely. The defection of the Duke of Bedford may be said to mark the revolt the last Whig.'* Then ‘ The Speaker,’ after a rebuke to foolish enthusiasts the popular cause who hail the departure from of each concessive ...
... Starting frém this me- morable epoch, his memory must have been a perfect storehouse of political experience. He saw the Whigs squander in a few days all the prestige of the Reform Bill, just an the ‘Tories dissipated after 1815 all the prestige of military ...
... nowadays Joe Chamberlain, our Joe! Joe Chamberlain, our Joe, lad, Your colours are And now you've nailed them to the mast, The Whigs will grow more active. Keep up the tide—press home those * points ’’ That rank’e in the foe, And leave the poll to do the rest ...
... unyielding in their fidelity to the British Constitution and their loyalty to the Crown. Cc. J. POX, Charles James Fox, the great Whig Senator, thus speaks of their Daring those rebellious of British subjects, zealou the Dissenters had acted with a spirit and ...
... gave the Whig party an opportunity appeal to the country. He did not believe that the Whigs had any great amount sympathy for the people, or realised the aspirations of the people, but it was glorious thing for the cause of democracy when the Whigs felt compelled ...
... difference. England was the ENGLAND OF TH* WHIG ABIBTOCBACT. The fight England was between weak crown, George in.,— having traditions of strength, traditions resistance, having a prestige of only half century, and the Whig nobility. mnlnding.sU ♦K. mat namas ...
... consola tion the fact that three of these families are traditionally Whig, they are quite weloome to do eo. The alliance of the Radical with the Whig only bolds good so far as it commits the Whig to ive measures ; the Radical is in no way bound to the place-hunting ...
... otherwise. .. Nutshell.— Explain to me the difference between Whigs and Toriee, said Lonie XV. to Madame de Vctgonnes. Sire, the Tories are Whigs when they want places and the Whigs are Toriee when they hare obtain them.” It was in restaurant, A big ...
... Bill, and carried it by majorities which surprised bis friends as much his opponent*. At almost the last moment some of the Whig leaders had counselled compromise, and it was probably due to Lord Bussell's courage and firmness in rejecting their advice ...