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... Commons, and caused an unusual change members there. Some conspicuous men in the Commons' House have disappeared—the ancient Whig, Edward Eilice, and Mr. Western Wood, and Sir William Cnbitt, and, may add, the muchrespected Chaplain of the House, Archdeacon ...
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... they have but imitated our tactics. While the Conservatives busied themselves in making fresh inroads upon the Whig domain in the towns, the Whigs, seeing the unguarded position of the counties, established their organisations there, and their exertions have ...
... coating t.arward. I ate no party man. lam not tied down to vote for Whigs or Tories. lam not et en a Brigbtite, though I try to look on the bright side of everything. I am not under any Whig whip, and I will say here publicly that immediately after the death ...
... policy of the Whig Ministry of England has placed this country in such a state of estrangemen —such an absence of friendship and cordiality with all foreign powers—as never existed before. What will be the course of these unprincipled Whigs in the forthcoming ...
... choice between Whigs and Tories, and I have heard him repeatedly say neither party deserved to have the smallest sacrifice made for their support ; and, therefore he wished good men to be returned to parliament, not to support the Whigs, but to protect ...
... least were Whig*, Radicals, or Pechtcs; and there were hot three absentee* on the Conservative side. The composition of the House of Common* this date, taking credit for Buckinghamshire, would appear to be— Conservatives proper 315 Whigs, Radicals, and ...
... graceful act withdrawing from the field. In fact, a contest was never expected. But in Buckinghamshire, as elsewhere, the Whigs were not so liberally disposed as to admit the hopelessness of their cause ; and, in this case, if they c.uld not afford ...
... 14 to Whigs - - 233 238 238 240 rt Radicals - 96 95 96 94 656 656 653 651 It is not a little noticeable that the pure Whigs (save the word l) are invariably the chief sufferers by electoral changes In Fewer Whig vacancies are refilled by Whigs than occurs ...
... could be no splitting of votes. the Conservatives had a majority in eight of the twelve polling districts, notwithstanding the Whigs, Radicals, and Chartists were thoroughly united. The Conservative candidate polled, in 1863, 335 more votes than in 1859, while ...
... 1* 233 238 238 2*o 95 9* It is not little noticeable that the pure Whigs (save the word!) are invariably the chief sufferers electoral changes. Fewer Whig vacancies are refilled Whigs than occurs in the case any other iiartios.—l am, Sir, your obedient ...
... been afraid to vote for him. He detested coercion, whether came from a noble Whig house or a Tory one, and would sooner vote for honest Tory than for base and cowardly Whig. complained that had not been supported he ought have been the leading Liberals ...