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... the Tories and the Radicals of the place against the Whig candidate. was proposed by a Radical and seconded a Tory. Mr. O'Connell gave him a letter of recommendation. He furiously attacked the Whigs. This was characteristio. It is possible to maintain ...
... testimony of facts. For twenty years, with the exception of two brief intervals, the Whigs snjoyed a monopoly ol political power in this country. What did the Whigs everdo for the crowded, wretched dwellings pf the poor, in those great towns where the ...
... them. Are not they Whigs ? and the Whigs have done much for you. The Whigs gave you the Poor Law, and that beautiful House at Chard, where a man and his wife have separate apartments, and separate skilly. Oh I how Liberal ! The Whigs ordered the proper ...
... prepared to deposit £lOO in the bands of either Whig or Tory, the money to forfeited the Royal Infirmary, any one could come forward and substantiate that charge to the satisfaction of a committee of two Whigs and two Tories of the city Bristol flood cheers) ...
... ahn{l“;ifllanoo?nnda consideration, are so nfatusted as to raise biotand Bricht s power. ‘We are glad to observe that many Whigs and Radicals, this, are now changing sides, and Mmm help of the constitation. ...
... King James. for civil and religious freedom • rememb, r the example of our forefathers, bishops, and barons, and good old Whigs, who always looke i t., ancient landmarks, clun 6 to the fundamental principles, held fast ancient charters, and so built up ...
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... North Warwick a couple of thieves, rogues, vaga- bonds, and liars. Archdeacon Denison tells the men of Mid-Somersetthat the Whig party have deserted the Church of England, and are either going for Roman Catholics or for no religion at all. Sir Henry Elwards ...
... the term. The measeres emanating: and advocated the social wants and the Whigs, have been im accordance with such measures bave a. the which if left to Gud procrastination, Whig pas’ Emancipation, Aboli- tion of Rotten Boroughs and Close Municipal Co ...
... admitted, and it stands to reason, that long as the Whig-Liberals have got the Catholics safe their side, by estab lishing permanently hostile relations between the and the Conservative party, the Whig-Liberals have their old plea ready ' We can do ...
... the hornetch. ins. rad of n •••Inot. ri she working litre air E A. H ; and them that remark was made to bite by olio •-(the Whig Mr. W. E. Dowdeswell. M.P.. and Mr C. W. Mono oleo addrened the meeting. _ ry Cheers were inv.,. for E. A. If. T,eton.r.. mnd ...