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... of having assisted to pass those meugures of which they boast. The truth is, that had the Whigs chosen to bring in a fair and reasonable measure the Conservatives, as a body, would not have dared to oppose it after their own pledges to the country, which ...
... baronet boldly declared his belief to be that the Whigs were anxious to keep the question unsettled for fear that OTHELLO'S occupation should be gone, and that they should be left without a subject for threats, vituperations, and fair promises —be bankrupt ...
... such an advanced Radical, but because the Whig-Radicals having had the representation in their hands ever since Manchester was created a borough they would prefer a change in any direction to none at all. The Whigs and Conservatives who united to return ...
... such an advanced Radical, but because the Whig-Radicals having had the representation in their hands ever since Manchester was created a borough they would prefer a change in any direction to none at all. The Whigs and Conservatives who united to return ...
... the most easy to deal with. They are particularly amenable to sinooth words and fair promises, if the youthful scion of the Whigs relied upon such aid. He certainly endeavoured to adapt himself to his comp any in his preliminary visit a month or two ago ...
... Gladstone had both declined the second invitation to become candidates for the borough. It was made a matter of complaint that the Whig element in the former meeting was wanting in this. On the motion of Mr. Sowler, Q.C., it was proposed that Admiral Denman (who ...
... Gladstone had both declined the second invitation to become candidates for the borough. It was made a matter of complaint that the Whig element in the former meeting was wanting in this. On the motion of Mr. Sowler, Q.C., it was proposed that Admiral Denman (who ...
... very conviction of the necessity for a careful and enlightened measure of reform that militates against the success of the Whigs in the present contest. With the recollection of 1859 fresh in their memories, constituencies find it impossible to believe ...
... old remark that the Whigs and the Radicals differ more from each other in point of political opinion than the Whigs and the Conservatives ; but the remark received new illustration from the reform debate of the present year. The Whig speakers who conducted ...
... the late Parliament was a vote of censure on the Lord Chancellor, and thus the House of Commons extinguished one of the great Whig lights, and following their example, as the lion. member facetiously observed, had snuffed out four lesser ones. The two C ...
... addressed a large body of his supporters, sad also a great crowd outside, eoegratalatieg them on the viatesy st Z over the whig party by his return, though retro his bad not been shared by his Palle, Mr. At the w ocanuitiee rooms Mr. Blain and the Loan ...
... old remark that the Whigs and the Radicals differ more from each other in point of political opinion than the Whigs and the Conservatives ; but the remark received new illustration from the reform debate of the present year. The Whig speakers who conducted ...