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... the withdrawal of the latter gentleman, who at the best was no favourite with many of the most respectable members of the Whig-Radical party, to which he if attached. It was further hinted that Mr. Giie borne contemplated issuing an address to the c ...

... respect and esteem of these advanced Whigs. From 1792 179.3 lived not merely in the confidence, hut in familiar intimacy with the advanced Whigs of the past generation. had the entree at all times and hours the Whig coteries, and was received their booses ...

... would be a .-.bjeot of regret the Whig party had been destroyed. (Hear hear.) He believed the Liberal party contained within itself all the elements which had distinguished the Whig party during is and even the Whig name ceased to exist the party would ...

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... tile agent, “who was “not a Cmtenative, who had a broadcloth coat on “his back, was of the Whig clique”—in other words, every one who opposed his client The “Whig clique,” as calls them, were at the top of the poll, and a very short time will prove how ...

... practically, there are three Whigs, Whig-Radicals, and Tories. In a close contest the advanced Liberals, by uniting with one or other section, have at times determined the victory. Uniting with their natural allies, the Whigs, they send two Liberals; with ...

... the M Whig dodge* 1867 are not only unsupported by evidence, they are perversions the truth which make it a difficult thing to place reliance anything which his Lordship may assert Here is one of Lordship’s very inaccurate description*“ The Whigs,* said ...

... go: Should a Radical! come to you. What matter, matter, you'll shout Blue. She Wlr.'.'S, the Whigs, the Blue Whigs— The fierce, the false, the fallen Whigs; When madman tried hJi best tine and State jest; With mawv and many a shout, W« took the trouble ...

... guarded them against the cry got up by the Whigs of Oh don't divide the interest. He had seen how that wink had worked, as had watched it narrowly for the last twenty 4. He denounced the false practices of the Whigs, , as hilly Torifled as ever the Tories ...

... toward* the recognition by the Whig aristocracy of thin country of the popular element in the Liberal party. In every other case where a leader of the Liberal party had been chosen, he had not been chosen the party, but tho Whig aristocracy. had now Lord Granville ...

... the cuckoo cry got up by tie Whigs of Oh ! don't divide the liberal interest. He had seen how that trick had worked, for he hut watched it narrowly for the last twenty year. He denounced the false practices of the Whigs, who, as fully 'ratified as ever ...