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... lives Britain’s leading statesmen Lord Melbourne the first in point time the Prime Ministers Victoria held the of the old Whigs the follower- Fox He indolent and careless deposition and habit he exerted himself to speak on great questions he always mark ...
... neighbouring were entirely unrepresented He paid weli-deserved compliment to the old Whigs who dona much to redrew these political wrongs everyone allusion when he he wished the Whigs had of backbone some of conrage some ol the faith in their principles which ...
... of of the Opposition singularly horsewoman The Whig of day brought BiU all tbe Liberal brought up from to for it came Mr squire of old-fashioned type votes ta tbe House London moved hi ought to be and Whig by of tbe BiU White Mr out riding be pretty on ...
... more than during the three previous years his freedom from office giving him greater latitude and he attacked Conservatives Whigs with almost equal bitterness He political tour in Scotland by his remarks on disestablishment there raised storm which had ...
... rancliise for such before him owed deal the fellows past who were called old Whigs old Wiiigs much better tliau the new were very much like the and lie that tlie modern Whigs had of their backbone of tlie courage of faith in their principles which cha ...
... reason for existence oppose Home Rule The old proverb about th ill wind that blows nobody no good finds illustration in the Whig secession Mr Gladstone fully recognised exodus of Lord Hartington et oentre of gravity of the Liberal party When self-seeking ...
... improvement of agriculture on which he spent large sums of money he expended £40000 in rebuilding Covent Garden Market He was a Whig but the esteem of all parties and was honourably mentioned as good old English gentleman’ October 21st 1805 HORATIO VISCOUNT ...
... their noble representative she believed him be the wrong man in wrong place It to her altogether anomaly a noble lord with Whig propensities should to represent division were of Women’s Liberal Associations being formed all over the country and she Helmshore ...
... finer or more beiuUful see how tlrnt wa How difference were burled laid purty triumph vigorously decried A County Connell win Whig or Tory not pin no party want man We*re strife and struggle let*s plan* So worthy parson fine I gravely hut Inward For (whatever ...
... progress had had hand the brake looked upon Lord connection with the Liberal party being to walk in the Liberal ranks wearing Whig uniform That uniform was very much of place in the Liberal ranks the habit of arriving latent of Mr cabinet secured -of “ Into ...