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... few Con.«rv.%lkc member*. He believed tbit lie .Scotch inhere, win had done imicli to odvanco thie hill, »ere the nomiiitea Whig w of hiiUli^g. After some further discussion. last bocaroo of aiUer tumultuous character, the dividedtor the amendment 361 ...
... ever wi of Whig Now surely the Lieut.-Col. ko ows that the er “0 big Home Crown lawyers, vacked with the opinio n° At for Secretary, wax against the use of y Park aa purposes, Did the Tories 0 the sw ae e shoul have had @ © the y the Whig lawyers w jelatia ...
... u r “a* «tiil greater «ucce«, ,i ——. meet the quMtion « more Kborel , M yet manifested, their downfall will L bars And the Whigs will not in belter wider measure than some of the part, are rfi l '”' • will l« needed before the people are satisfied. Morrissey ...
... Government, but of making the I .seiection from lOundance materials at his With the view secure the support the constitutional Whig*, who voted in the majority by which Earl HCBBELL* Government was overthrow n, Lord Derby at Ural en ten-d into negotiations ...
... body of his fellow countrymen. I It could not that hill of this character could have been I brought in without consulting the Whig party, and there I could not be much danger in a bill brought by member of the House Bedford, and supported by the Cavendishes ...
... herself having set her house in order. Let this be done now, and the day may be near when England will know difference between Whig and Tory, Liberal and Conservative, and have altogether uew watchwords. Madrid, May B. —ln to-day’s sitting the Cortes, Marshal ...
... known who made these swords, they were considered of eery superior workmanship. Reformer.—The ballot has been open question In Whig goTeraroents since isis On June :i), 4SS7. the House of Com rejected the being against and ISJ for it Ike ballot was adapted ...
... conduct of the Tory party on all measures affecting the welfare of the country—in shortening the hours of labour in spite of Whig Governments and the strenuous opposition of the hon. member for Birmingham. (Cheers.) Yet they were told they knew nothing ...
... be its nature, ter opposition. It will it will be certain to encoun certainly not satisfy Mr. Bright and his followers ; » Whigs, who live by the loaves it may not satisfy the These and hetero- and fishes of rencous atoms way combine, as they have done ...
... coalition of Whig and Tory, only saved him from the humiliation of appearing at the bottom of tho poll. The support of Adah Black by almost the entire rank and file of Parliament House Whiggery was a blunder which may yet cost the Whigs of tho Scottish ...
... spite of Whig Government and the strenuous opposition of the hon. member for Birmingham. He regretted the death of Sir G. Lewis, which was a great loss to , the country, and a greater to the House of Commons, but the greatest of all to the Whig party. ; ...