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... deep . concern how the local interests of tShetland bav-e been so long overlooked , all owing to the incapacity ot Whig Government , and . Whig represontativea ; tliat in order to convince them of the mariner in which Mr Dundas neglects hia duties , in Parliament ...
... staunchest of the old Whigs, Sir William Gibson - Craig, the electors were entitled to conclude that shared with tho old Whig Party its traditionary constitutional feeling. was brought forward, indeed, for the purpose of uniting the old Whigs of tho county with ...
... occasion it was found that I should be successful in some degree in getting a , Committee , immediately a young nobleman of Whig principles stepped wand took the Committee out of my hands , and down dropped the whole question of national education . ( ...
... the courtesy it shows in explaining how we have any politics at all. lam in tolerable proximity to a most potent and serene Whig Mightiness, and view of politics is a» different from his night from day. know least a dozen confreres all equally connected ...
... of disestablishing the Irish Church was now brought torward ; and now on that ground lie was ' forced to abandon the great Whig party , wliich'he had consistently supported for the last thirty years . The house of Russell had been long distinguished ...
... Suffrage Bill would have been abandoned by the Government, in the same way that the Reform Bill of 1£66 was abandoned by the Whigs upon the success of Lord Dunkellin’s motion He then goes on to say, “It is quite true that I supported Mr Gladstone s resolution ...
... by all the Liberals. Until invited, on account of his money, in 1866 by Mr M’Laren to join him in his contest against the Whigs, Mr Miller had never shown tbe slightest symptom of Liberalism. the contrary, he had till that time, on every occasion in Edinburgh ...
... think no evil things, we shall, let us humbly trust, eventually succeed in effecting the object which 1 believe all, whether Whigs or Tories, Englishmen, Scotchmen, and Irishmen, have really at heart—the common good of their common country. (Cheers.) Mr ...