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... preference of him, as the pledged supporter of a Whig-Radical Government, with Gladstone for its chief, to a Conservative Administration, supported by our present county members, are. unfounded. The Whig-Radical Government under the premiership of Lord ...
... West Riding. The contest promises to be of a very Devere character, and it is earnestly hoped that Lord Fitzsentient and other Whig magnates will carry out their liberal profccsieus by following the example of Captain Saville, and emancipating their tenantry ...
... are guarded by soldiers, I do not think that o single member of the Ku-Klux ever yet was captured. The Knoxville (Tennessee) Whig. Parson Brovnilow's paper, however, tells us how a 'Ku-Klux cost recently seemed, and describes it as of old cloth, well ...
... his sautitoeote proms that despises Ibsen. We so ad targid •ppe•ls to the people, war piety grim, m ints4 Wickedest. attest Whig and Tory. It is tine that these old portico were deed sod hurled. What we want is delegates who will do their work fearing ...
... meek t Soothed retired return represeatetises who were net weed )1e the revue of which ism dent *eery who ease forward, ashram Whig, Tory, or Radical, at heart he had to the Gloms!, ead wee ready e Monad! erasee id.—Lord Sc strongly did this tell the Roues ...
... that the day would come when they would sink national distinctions, and all alike feel proud in the name of Briton.—NorUurm Whig ...
... hallooing asetwome.. _ la a ler*, ' 6 asiMm4 IL iliiimikam he a dr body td Mr. =reie awl, the whole the eeratiese o judicial ememet whig v-$ Tato, &pilled, tioyeest& liAnwat Fatrivaz.—The Time, netopdied ci th e = = k b'. do foDoweng remarks on an festival st ...
... redound to disadvantage on the day of trial that I shall find the whole body of Methodists voting on rny behalf (cheers) The Whigs or the Liberals as they call themselves although I do not know wherein lies their liberality in these days— are always pleased ...
... retired from the cabinet on the 5th October, 1771, and in May following when the old Doke of Newcastle, the head of the great Whig con- nection, followed his example, Bute was appointed Primer, and realized, if he ever held, high ambitious hopes by becoming ...