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... the extension of slavery, cast hut few votes ; but its members finally coalescing with most of the Northern members of the Whig party formed ?? ublicen party, whiich cameiunto powerien 1800. Menl hea, in 1838, Mr. Adams was elected a neember of Congress ...
... This was shown to a posi- tively nauseous extent when Lord Granville, perhaps the most contemptible of all the office-seeking Whigs who cling on to Mr. Gladstone's skirts in the hope of again getting £5,000 a year as Secretarv of State, spoke at a useeting ...
... statement of the law was cheered by the Tories, and approved by a majority of ninety-seven, consisting of a combine- tion of Whigs, Tories, and Chamberlainites. After- wards there was a discussion of a somewhat academic character upon the Naval Defence Bill ...
... present political crisis. Mr. Bradlaugh said there were two new parties in pro- cess of formation totally differing from the Whigs and Tories. The Tories were only in office on condition that they brought forward measures more liberal than wonld be granted ...
... Giad. stone set them free in 1884 almost alarmed the land. lords out of their wits. At the General Election of 1885 orerv Whig saddle was emptied as effec. tuahly as the Sutherland Highlanders emptied the Muscovite saddles at nalaclava. The vulgar ...
... party, is stanading us a Tory eauitidate for thle Moumooth Bloroutghs. And also thatr Milner seas the acisitoint, editor of the Whig ieh'etninsler Guacelfc, this orgiia of Sir George lNewiaes, M. P. THE MINE OWNTERS' CONSPIRACY. TO THN XDiTOUt OF HTtrNOLDSu'S ...
... tire enteilest nation in Europe. Witliatim 11sth cemmntloyi known its the Prtiiice of Orange, appealed to by thle Eniglishi Whigs. became the NV liig King of Engulad, fromn whom Victoria h-ares 'icr desceettt Those ]Protestants in Ireland sand Scothitid ...
... 1aliccdoWiedhy hfiexi ixn I-nfrhigeuxlct of thle Itue.1 fox pesnoci lit we'e xw, niircol'pt ?? goneo icto thie ?? sad withouit Whig. i Liin ihd ?? 6 svi _D) pity ii lin'e, of £(Po, wi~th thea v1mltrutive of at IccOUWcths liiruDneRIT-0I llc 1fil' ?? th Smzi ...