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... otherwise. It was owing to the savings of the people an application Mr W. D. M'Jannet, solicitor, parties from 1080, when the names Whig and Tory first that they had railways, harbours, and ships. They behalf of the local committee formed to promote appeared, ...
... Parliament which fell to elected thereafter met 20th October. Wherever the election was open Reform had car tied the day. The Whigs carried the counties a majority of Bto 5, and the great cities by Bto I. the debate upon the address Wellington declared the ...
... ) The toast was drunk with enthusiasm. Sheriff CLARK, in proposing Both Houses Parliament, referred the old adage— Let Whig and Tory a' agree, and said muuy men thought that would not be desirable thing, and some who had thought most deeply on the ...
... lit Lode. (Great cheers.) Let them carry on the contest to the end in good humour. Let them not have an sneerin4 at the old Whig.. They were just as keen about ieforin as the Radical.. The House of Lords had dime for the Kadical cause than any House of ...
... views on Disestablishment, he was prepared, if a Tory came forward at next election, to say, Let the Tory win and let the Whig go ; whilst the chairman—Provost Oswald—in thanking Lord Colin on behalf of the meeting for his address, intimated that he ...
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... the people These leaders and the natural followers bad long been kept astro'er the machinations of these vile o'igarcbs—the Whigs. But now, after long years of pdo and line, the peer ami the peasant were again brought together. The ...
... currently reported that communications most important and in* teresting character hare passed between the mora prominent of the Whigs and Lord Derby. The sum of these communications is, I am informed, that Lord Derby will almost immediately sever his connection ...
... Major Saute lemon is not, however, new mem imr •Jf the House. lie sat in Parliament from 1868 to 1874; and he was then a mild Whig, with a tore for cynical and candid speech. He has OGW ve;oped into a Conservative and Loyalist, and his style of speech has ...
... his war& MIS always be in estimating the of oar oereal—the oat crop. I have takes• of sales which took a range, the lowest Whig • little over £6, and the highest thilliass more than that; but in the following calculations I have adopted the sum of £7 ...
... innocence of Francis Hynes and of Myles Joyce when he hanged them, and sacrificed them to the gratification of the English Whig party. Mr Biggar, criticising the administration of the law, said he would not say anything of Mr Justice O'Brien, as be would ...
... nor i Ito gereti imperial or thereby. na preNently eitimptml Me liavin with i l entry to the pl ai ooglttle'lmnis, and to the WHIG at Whit.ll.l3Y. 'rite present tenant, who leaver for a larger farm, will show the boundaries. and further particulars earl ...