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... success of the movement in favour of Lord Stanley has takan the Whig clique altogether by su . In every district where meetings have been hel in what used to ba considerad the very centres of Whig and *Indepsandant infl:ence, in workshops and at strest-corners ...
... lecturing in Suffolk, and speaking upon the Irish Church question. He said he did not care much for Whigs or Tories. The Tories were very good in office, and the Whigs were very good out of oltice. He considered the disestaldish. ment of the Dish Church was only ...
... the Conservatives in their effort to check Mr. Gladstone's headlong career. Now we have another influential member of the old Whig pnr%l. Mr. Daniel Gurney, who is, we believe, the uncle of BSir Fowel! Buxton, and brother of Mr. John Henry Gurney, who so ...
... vine. The gods& Is in good emitivation, the walks bordered, and clothed with Ins fruit trees. The villa contains drawing TOM, Whig Hit. din., dining room lift. our% Tema, two bedneves , lilt, by 10M, nos ether 18 5 . by 1 41%., with dressing roan Sher bidpanty ...
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... practice that could out eves the of be found • Toey and a Whig osakocieg agonise • era who wished to =Lathe, reederleg the = power of the caw y • were minty hear, bear). Mackinnon voted Whig Loam Tory that borough night as well be blotted out of the ...
... the very identical words that the Whigs had used against Lord Derby's bill of 1869; consequently the Hassell Government of 1865 and 1966 was ignominiously defeated, as the Wellington Ministry had been in 1890. The Whigs were, in feet, paid out in their ...
... ere we bare me le rah WI the ear bet se la their the peeseiresa Pee • ! who a dere Is. sad to that be led the wasis. d the Whig* d aerereat red ea the reedsh Arl all la irehreseehi the le a pithy edlow—the ewatureet herd her deka moi es et ereirei= et ...
... minas boas 'loads so • &Makin a' Calms,l7 Nor., 1850. Ammar yes o yams nos emP=trim smildlty, sad placed pcsoost is potties el Whig to do. Woo raw* the afoot tie k tin Took kr yea. Ow* a a.. Winks tit probabilty wake to took tido world; bat is =low pilled ...
... Lord Rumen or Sir George Grey to advise with, though both have meanly consented to follow him, that he acted, an far se the Whigs are concerned, absolutely alone, and that his counsellors were Mr. Brig% Mr. Mall, and Cardinal Cullen. The answer to the says ...
... of his friends, take no part in the do ision. The division list comprises, in the minority, seven dukes (all Whigs), four marquises (also Whigs), 32 earls (including the Earl Carnarvon), five viscounts, and 4G lords, the maiority consists of three archbishops ...