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... called the tide of democracy, and then, in the celebrated ten minutes —as explained by Sir John Pakington, to dish the Whigs— did they believe that the Conservative party changed their minds in ten minutes? (Laughter.) He should just as soon expect ...
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... tide of wi At democracy, and having in that celebrated ten minutes, as be v s explained by Sir John Pakington, dished the Whigs- cil ie he used another phrase of Lord Derby-did they think pi ,h the Conservative party changed their minds in that ten ar ...
... repeated to serve similar occasions. The burden of Thursday night’s address was that the Tories were always wrong, and the Whigs and Liberals always right ; and this refrain *he speaker persevered in to a point so ridiculous as to remind of the amusing ...
... that years ago labour and capital were beautifully blended together, and that under Conservative Government; and that the old Whig party, when craving for the honours of office, said that Conservative Government had been in offi.-e for years, and that they ...
... years ago labour and capital were beautifully blended together, and that under a Conservative Government. And that the old Whig party, when craving for the honours of office, said that a Conservative Government had been in office for forty years, and ...