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... emancipation has been a most useful political topic to the Whigs ; but the working-man emancipated, master of the situation, and asking yeu to dinner, is quite another sort of thing. It is with the Whigs as with good many Northerners in the United States. The ...
... emancipation has been a most useful political topic to the Whigs; but the working man emancipated, master of the situation, and asking you to dinner, is quite another sort of thing. It is with the Whigs as with a good many Northerners in the United States. ...
... percalved that he warmth distressed, aid Achieve- :I Wearied i ts the premier position tier The race was won l by ength, Hermit Whig ligu4sed to splendid condition, third. The time oocupied in running the 414 6 I1 2 11 rcirittbreer of cattle pC i ert officially ...
... address to the electors of High Wycombe. Mr. Dißraeli was supported, at first by a combination of Radicals and Tories against the Whig candidate; but the former party, discovering that his Radicalism was something very different from their own, deserted him ...
... which everybody laughed ; speeches Opposition innumerable, which made men say, till Lord Palmerston died, That Dizzy was the Whigs' best friend. But now, with the training of years, he has developed a sort of second-hand tact by memory, which serves him ...
... the waves. Mr. Bright, M.P., is at present staying At Pitnaesse, the Highland residence of B. Potter, rag., M.P. The Northern Whig says that eeveral fatal oases of cholera are said to hare ooeurred in Bessbrook, near Newry. A voluminous debtor and creditor ...
... the Castle, under the escort of Mr. Joseph Watts? who but the Whig leaders of the borough. Is the nail clinched if there were no such Sunday dinners, and if Mr. Watts did not escort the Whig leaders of the borough and the Stroud clothiers any dinners at ...
... jubilant To prove how they approved the Bill) That I/ ...
... no w represented by of the town, and a Liberal, and by Mr. Tomline, who has been by turns & Tory, a Liberal-Conservative, s Whig, and an Adullamite. Whilst member for Salisbury in 1840 th Sir Robert Peel; in and 1841, h eo voted steadily wil 1859 he opposed ...
... which should have been filled abler men, had not the accursed political ciiqueism been so long dominant. If look back at the Whig official appoint, ments which, during the last thirty years, have been made in Cheltenham, shall find that in the majority ...
... horrible details he gave Kamsay a glowing certifica’e of character. dismiss Brand for the reckless and inbuman manner in The Whig Government not only did not which he had condemned prisoners to death without getting them identified, but they positively ...
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