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... wrote Sir Roderick of the mother of present (Lord jterston’s) Chancellor of the Exchequer” His Gladstone's father a man of Whig and Presbyterian sound man of is in reality merchant-prince of 'pool The firm with he connected its eventually John and business ...
... historical institution the control of great political influence the administration of vast estate the representative of great Whig house with long traditions of Liberalism was his fitting position Chancellor of the University London which lie held from 1836 ...
... William still some of the old Whig character about him this were really so it be strong reason the Tories should regard him with partiality But tho probability is Sir William is losing his oharaeter respect He is less of Whig he waB if be continues at rate ...
... dictatorship’' as though Liberal in Great Britain were strong enough to resist dictatorship whether Nonconformist or Church Whig- or Socialist The date of the General Election is still wrapped in impenetrable mystery are who fix it for next Easter perhaps ...
... pitchforked by oiroumBtanoes among band of Whigs more prominent of them lie in wait for their Radioal brother and supply the antidote to they oonsider be his political poison The Spectator not been slow in posing the Whig skeleton Mr Chamberlain’s Radioal or ...
... tives of Britain placed themselves Lords came gleam of joy that party began and venerable It Derby to dish baronet all been Whigs Disraeli with faithful would talk the Tories him only Tojy everybody day the Tories never needed education This same in- novator ...
... originated He the first to insist upon Representation being placed upon good sound basis The flesh blood theory laughed by Whigs Tories of 1667 but it ultimately came to be regarded the foundation of true legislation also been the first carry out the doctrines ...
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... by Liberals and wonld have been given by the additional of popular control Lord Salisbury has tried repeat' history to dish Whigs” bat bis effort been miserable failure Wisbech is the last is certainly one of the most effective given to Lord Salisbury A ...
... favour of self-government there other work which they propose to do they are determined to do Since Lord Hartington with his Whig followers Liberal camp Liberalism itself has become stronger would have Liberal in 1880 or in 1885 will not by any suffioe ...
... Palmerston his Administration But the politician or a zealous partisan though always his obligations the Cavendish of the great Whig families may Ik called hereditary servants of State “Daily Chronicle” states that Duke of Devonshire many and much work from ...
... ions paraded the principal towns of the kmg-I before Parliament met in 1867 it became n Ministry determined to in the dark Whigs by ting more than proposed by them the Conserves only few months fiously two ions Reform Mr Gladstone outset insisted necessity ...