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... the act of moving from the steam crane when the report of an exploaion was heard by the pedestrians crossing over Westminster Whig.. When the steam and dust from the debris had cleared away the workmen rushed to the spot and found poor Clark shockingly scalded ...
... compounded of Oriental Ingredients to of inestimable mhos In preserving and beautifying the teeth, strengthening the and In Whig a pleasing fragrance to the breath. It tartar from the teeth, removes mots, of Incipient decay, and polishes and presence the ...
... ccltsiastical 1 fairs. FINDING PRETEXTS FOR A PURPOSE. ON Earl Russell's authority we may fairly assume that the settled purpose of Whig statesmen, and of course of their party satelllites, is to forestal by compromise any settlement of the Irish Church question ...
... that, if they had left the Whigs only because they did not want the franchise reduced, they would have been back again long ago? Has it never occurred to him that there is something distasteful to many gentlemen” in that Whig hunger for place which is ...
... charac-1 tcristic of that great party. Since ever—nearly two centuries ago—political parties severed into 1 two distinct camps as Whig and Tory, the latter party has always been distinguished by its frank I and hearty recognition of the claims of Merit, of I ...
... obtain it. But there are great difficulties in the way, chiefly arising from the example set in the English bill. When the 'Whig bill of 1866 was under discussion, it contained a clause similar to that which the Scotch members now seek to introduce into ...
... inconstancy of fortune, or whether he was moved by a profound but irrepressib!e consciousness of his own destiny as a !emit are of Whig officialism, we cannot tretend to divine. If, indeed, be preferred t., pla:: .he part of a humble but impressive moralist, ...
... oligarchy, and that all the vice , and folly have not b»-en one side. Mr. Fox. though noble man the whole, and greatest man the Whig party has produced—for Chatham and Burke were the people—yet that infamous political act justly lost the confidence of j the ...
... House of Assembly of Lower Canada. He is the author of good many works ; among them, The Colonies of England,’* History of the Whig Ministry,” and The Roebuck Pamphlets.” He was chairman of the Administrative Reform Association. He sat for Bath from 1832 ...
... It was evidently a set thing. The Whig Duke had announced to his friends—his fair friends, especially,—that Mr. Disraeli would get a wigging. Argyll was to be the hero of the night. Down to the House came the Whig peeresses and their pretty daughters—a ...
... ingenious system of manufacturing votes for party purposes was first invented by an astute Edinburgh Whig lawyer, and was first adopted by the Whigs on some property on the classic banks of the Gala; but, of course, it was too good a lesson not to profit ...
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