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... Stafford.) Another point of attack against me is that I am too Liberal, and that I was a Whig. I do not see how they can tell what I was. My father was Whig, but Whig of those days was exactly what a Liberal- Conservative is now. (Hear, hear.) They gloried ...
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... Enna% Mayor Abs J. Ited lb. .1 Me Lomat le Mr the Said a waist of e James Sane. bie el th is be memobted lailistala for =me Id Whig tbe rube sad _ Oalen tho Lads of the Privy Cassel of lOW Idemalver emd Danaber Ma. fee the divides II the said ham* el Temeardee ...
... legislature. Lord Uatberton was _, the ordinary political sense of the term. ,ih for rears paat consistently attached the Whigs, 1933 holding office under late Earl Grey, his .hen in the Commons, was the reprosontatiro I ’r-ir’e cor.i'.ituenoy ; eiclusirely ...
... sharp *a all breseheo et tie meat Si the Mm of it .54.- rat. Nab et e whim to fall lb. aelestie• nigh le hie ly -la It Omsk fro Whig Teeth, okiab ow•Matos 111 the aleeeleges et without ite sassaaral as anal every el Mr. I IN, 73. PIRIZMOTIOIR •1121/201ate ...
... solved to bestow the country instalment of that Parliamentary Kcform ■which was faithfully promised many years ago by both Whigs and Tories, each faction at that time striving bid i highest for popular confidence and favour. This i tendered plausible by ...
... CONTEMPORARY OPINIONS. THE PARLIAMENTARY TRUCE. The session Ibu-i far ha* not been advantageous to the Whig*. The Premier committed a blunder at the beginning the session, by leaving Parliament work which to employ its superabundant energies. The bankruptcy ...
... changes in the Corporation which might have been completed had they not been checked by the compromise made in favour of the Whig and Tory cliques of the town, without the sanction of the ratepayers, and without even consulting those Supposed to be represented ...
... and privileges of the burgesses in the choice 'of its repreeentfctives, and look with suspicion aky ( dtoqae*' whether it be Whig or Tory, or a coalition of both, who attempt to arrogate to themselves the power of nominating the individual who shall represent ...
... nearly equally divided. Election Gains and Losses.— The following is statement of the gains and losses of Conserve* lives and Whig-Uadioals respectively, since the general election of 1859: Bodmin 1 Berwick 1 Whitby 1 Pontefract 1 Roscommon i Plymouth Lincoln ...