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... household conducted with the most rigid economy, he spent on the popular cause. In May In 1848, his persistent efforts alarming the Whig government of the : day, he was arrested for a speech delivered in Bishop Bon- ncrs Fields, L~ondon-the strongest exprepsslons ...
... log oabins built for ?? meetings, and hard cider was drunk at barbicues, In token of the fact that Mr. Harrison, the Whig candidate bad in the early days of the Weat lived In a log cabin and dtunk hard clder. !n 1856 thero were Pathfinder clubs ...
... it Is in reality something mere than this. We shall no longer see the Government of the country being shared alternately by Whigs and Tories. The next administration wil be Liberal and progressive in a sense such as has never previously been understood ...
... my entire satisfaction with your explanetion that you had no Intention of ?? I aides in the contest. It was only because the Whig. sup. potters of Lord Henley used your letter as a distinotly hos. tile declaration to myself that I felt bound to trouble ...
... phraise meets ie with a very general acceptatlon. Honest Ghrmstiins sayc her ladyship in continuation, even those who hod n Whig doctrines, must shake their heads ominously at the Le thought of such men as Gladstone or Bright coming into office. This ...
... sketh of the policy o the rs a re m 1828 until this time, do not suppose for' a moment that I am going to assert that the Whigs and the Liberals have been blameless-have done all that they ought to have done, or that they have not made serious errors; ...
... residence near Edinburgh. His lordship was promoted to the bench in 1852. The public will be glad to hear, says the North. ern Whig, that Mr. Disraeli has been pleased to direct that the widow of Dr. Stivelly, formerly Professor of Natural Philosophy in Queen's ...
... believe that they will change before they will suffer defeat; that .they will, in fact, repeat the operation of dishing the Whigs rather than vacate the Treasury Benches. That this is not a mere ourmise we may show by Mr. GLADSTOrwmns analysis of the ...