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... as the recent conduct of the Peers in such a way that his audience could laugh with a good heart whether they happened to be Whig or Tory, T ariff Reform or L abour; and beneath his persifiage there was that acute, clear sense of the situation that makes ...
... fascinating article on that instrument. But the chief interest in the number is political. It is imoortant as sbo win~ the Whig attitude to Liberal policy, and no doubt its sneer at language such as the British people have been accustomed to hear from ...
... fascinating article on that instrument. But the chief interest in the number is political. It is imoortant as sbo win~ the Whig attitude to Liberal policy, and no doubt its sneer at language such as the British people have been accustomed to hear from ...
... not won the approval of the Whig historian of Cambridge, he governed the society with a strong hand for many years, and raised it to a height of prosperity which it had not before attained. Nor is the hostility of the Whig historian hard to explain. The ...
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... going to than usual, perhaps because the artist had more stirring events to deal with. It is wllf'n party passion runs high and Whig and Tory are opposing each other tooth and nail at the polling booth that the cartoonist has his chance. playing victory, and ...
... his King, for he was put at the head of the Treasury when Danby fell in r 679, and when Charles, for a time, relied upon the Whig or Country Party for his Ministers. But Charles's fi nancial measures were not those of Essex. He seems to have refused to ...
... to Oxford sent a troop of horse, For Tories know no argument but force. With equal skill, to Cambridge books he sent, For Whigs admit no force but argument. The books were housed in the Catalogue Room and the West eighteenth century is only signalised ...
... JAMES . (Constable .) Fo rtu n a Chance. by James Prior. (Constable .) A GEORC !AN romance, this: and a first-rate story. Whigs, Gipsies, i\letlwdists, Highlanders, J esuits, Hanoverians, Red-coats, jacobites, all the strange mob of those tempestuous ...
... desirous of ix:terrupting the continuity of . England's foreign policy. In vlew of a natwnal danger there 1s no place for Whigs or Tories-we are nationalists first and politicians afterwards. The most pacific-minded individuals have not objected that ...
... good offices; water laid on ; electric light and gas; stabling for five horses; motor garage.-Apply as above, or to HENRY Wh'i'G & CO., Stamford. (Folio 1138.) FOR SALE BY EXECUTORS. EAST KENT. A CHARMING FREEHOLD ESTATE of about 140 acres, mostly parkland ...
... Earl for the office of Carver to the Queen when James and l\lary of Modena were crowned in r 685. But in politics he was a. Whig, and. King Jame 'attempts to act unconstitutionally put him m opposthon to the Court and led to his crossing the sea, seeking ...