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... second, and defeating Mr. Protheroe votes. On each occasion Mr. Bright was brought forward by what was then called the old Whig and West Indian interest, Mr. Protheroe, his opponent, being a more advanced Liberal. At the election of 1 83 ...
... does all this urgency mean why is Lord Stanley's adhesion implored and solicited with alternate threats and praises by the Whig organ? Rumour gives some curious reasons for it: his own party, it says, are not sure of Mr. Gladstone—they do not know where ...
... which does most seriously affect every family in your town and neighbourhood, be their political views what they may. Tory, Whig, or Radical—all should agree in the one united point of what is best for the prosperity of their town, for their own private ...
... old Whig and West Indian interest, Mr. Protheroe, his opponent, being a more advanced Liberal the election of 1830 Mr. Bright did not again offer himself for the representation, as be was a strong opponent of Catholij emancipation, and the Whigs, who ...
... present Lord Derby, who was summoned in his father's barony. With the accession of Lord John Russell to power in 1846 the old Whig system was revived, and since that time no less than seventy-three new peerages have been added to the roll of the House, of ...
... is no Tory, stereotyped a generation ago. He has, at different times, let slip what appeared to be truly Liberal ideas. The Whig party would gain little by gaining him so far as mere political power in the present Parliament is concerned, but it might ...
... watched with increasing interest, nominated nothing but crafty provisions for the death of the predestined victim. When theold Whig aristocracy, from motives of pique and from hatred Mr Disraeli, are prepared to forget all the principles in which they were ...
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