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... well written ; and, among others, we may name, the Cork Examiner, the Dublin Freeman and Evening Mail, the Belfast Northern Whig, tha Liverpool Daily Post and Albion, the Sheffield Telegraph, the Birmingham Daily Post, the Leeds Mercury, and the Inverness ...
... fraternity in Edinburgh, like cabman eeek- Ing for hire. But nothing to ooold get, because—and to his honour It uid—he wu Whig—a Whig from the begtantag—and in (hoae days wm the mark of shame and an indication that a man was to be tabooed. Who, would ask ...
... North Derbyshire. (Cheers.) And, secondly, should say that in that attemnt at monopoly they had discarded the old traditional Whig doctrines and principles of the revolution of 1088, and were content follow in the rear of Mr. Bright and Mr. Miall. (Cheers ...
... Subscriptions for this end will cone in if -Sboy are butt asked i for. For heaven's sake let Conservatives keep themselves from- Whig exclusb.-oness' —i«nobbishnec-». Yours faitifully, NORTH DERBYSHIRE ELECTOR. BakeweD, April 10th, ISC9. /JDhe authority upon ...
... Subscriptions for this end will come in if they are but asked for. For Heaven's sake let Conservatives keep themselves from Whig exclusiveness—snobbishness. Yours faithfully, A NORTH DERBYSHIRE ELECTOR. Bakewell, April 10th, 1869. [The authority upon which ...
... be sufficiently recognised. The bulk of the 1 borough election* seem to have turned upon the old purely 1 party questions of Whig and Tory; but when that set ice of political orations delivered by Mr. Gladstone in a neighbouriug couhty, and the replies ...
... increase evil, aggravate the spirit of disaffection and antagonism to the law ; and for the rest, with the exception of the Whig and Roman Catholic gentry, adherents of the present Government, will pro- duce among the habitual supporters of law and order ...
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... was care- less of oflice, and his alliance with William Cob- be tt stood in his way. The Earl of Radnor was not an orthodox Whig. More than twenty years ago, when a Metropolitan Anti- State Church Association was formed, his lordship most unexpectedly ...
... of North Derbyshire. (Cheers.) And secondly, be should say that in that attempt monopoly they discarded the old traditional Whig doctrines and principles of the revolution of 1688, and were contest to follow in the rear Mr. Bright snd Ur. Uiall. (Cheers ...
... I ' shouid say that theme who wished to monopolise the representation of North Derbyshire had discarded the old traditional Whig doctrines and principles of the i revolution of 1088. and were content to follow the , rear of Mr. Bright and Mr. Miall. (Hear ...
... and succeeded to the peerage in 1838. His lordship was one of the moderate party among the Roman Catholics who adhered to Whig principles and opposed Ultramontane notions. He is succeeded by his eldest son. Arthur James, Lord Killen, who was born at ...