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... Government of which be bad been the supporter had departed from the rule of Whig Governments in past times, and. instead of taking entirely the advice of oertain portions of the Whig powers, bad taken advice from that section of the bouse among whom generally ...
... frequently on the Whig-Radical than on the Conservative side. Practically speaking, the new Bill comes to this. So far party politics are concerned, the whole of the votes in the new boroughs and those added to the old ones will be Whig-Radicals; and of ...
... grouped together with tbo exception of Sutherland and Nairn, which ought to have been united, but through » Whig job the county was preserved for large Whig nobleman. (Oh. oh.) Colonel SYKES said if Edinburgh with 40,000 had right to second member, surely Aberdeen ...
... (Cbeen.) would not be the creature of dirty conspiracy, and would not bu content to enter Parliament a more Tory , tool or Whig nominee. (Cheers.) If wont Parliament must scut unfettered ; ho would bo provincial delegate or peripatetic ajioater. That ...
... frequently on the Whig-Radical than the Conservative side. Practically speaking, the new Bill comes to this. So far as party politics are concerned, the whole of the votes in the new' boroughs and those added to the old ones will Whig-Radicals; and of ...
... ought act together. (Loud cheer?.) They entertain similar views and I think may repeat hero what I said Worcester—that whilst Whigs aod Tories aro quarrelling about nothing. Republicans are advancing between us. of “ Hear.) When used that language at Worcester ...
... 1 name no names ; but it ia perfectly well understood that eortma boroughs, returning two members each, belonging to great Whig families, lie very little above the Let them not rejoice in exemption. As the Scotch tong Tauntingly, sac dauniiogly, wantonly ...
... *name i li.xmss ; but it is perfectly well ..nderstuod that cortaic boroughs, returning t*o members each, belonging to great Whig families, lie very little above tbo 8001 line. Let the not rej >ice in exemption. As tbo Scotch song says;— ** Tauntingly, ...
... to net together. (Loud cheers.) They entertain similar views, I think I may repeat here what I said Worcester—(bat whilst Whigs and Tories are q-iarrclb log about nothing, Republicans ore advancing between us. (Cries of ** Hoar.”) When I used that langunge ...