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... had been born and bred what is termed Conservative (hear, hear) It bad. however, been his good fortnoe many Into thoroughly Whig family, whereby bad bad many opportunities of seeing and con re rang with men of all shades of polities. The result bad been ...
... said of anotbar statesman, he went up like rocket, and came down like stick” (bsar and laughter). During the domination of Whig* and Tone*, I always advocated lb* eawas of i’ and IHe enemies of reform quailed the thunder of my eloquence. 1 shall continue ...
... the placid strength inherent principle, at least the steady effect of laudable habit. That our ancestors did, so we do; that Whigs and Tories still continue in Dolphin and Anchor to run the race of rival charity in which their forefathers started, and that ...
... they were present in tbo predicament of not having any bishop (laughter) In referring to Bishop Baring, said that, though Whig in politics, be never allowed that to interfere with the independence of the clergy (applause). Further, he was founder of ...
... than harmony, but mark how well it been arranged iu the town of Bristol. Tbe different societies meet in different rooms—tbe Whigs in one room and tbe Tories convenient and safe distance (laughter). It is most happy arrangement, and I think the inventor ...
... had attempted to pass Reform Bill of any sort in the House of Commons he would have been beaten. The Whig, or rather the Liberal party—l hate the word Whig—would have gone nut, and you would have had managing your foreign affairs Lord Malmesbury instead ...
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... notlo offering ; for pari/ does not lose, while the poor gain each TIO added to former totals. In an oratorical sense, the old Whig Society was never more sober, or, perhaps should say, the Senior Member for Bristol was never so civil; for in him for the ...
... soon pass over to a new generation. Nearly the same time that Sir James expired, the Illness of two of his seniors of the old Whig school was announced, namely, that of Lord Brougham and the Marquis of Lansdowne, so that one thought the last breath of autumn ...
... kao-n and underetood b, nae their mflueoce against, any candidOc MmntrM wiro the , q.. j-- mo ...
... was iu the t( Liberals,” Mr. Ricardo M.P., himself being the chairman of the company, and that prominence is always given to Whig-Radical sayings and doings, while those of Conservatives are uureponed. For instance, the manifesto of Lord Detby, recently ...