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... When Mr. Disraeli was handling reform we did not glorify the skill with which he took the question out ot tbe bands of the Whigs/ On the wj visited the inconsistency with satire so severe, and so far appreciated, that it wsb copied into some of the leading ...
... displaying party colours (blue for Seymour, and yellow for paraded the streets. For several past there had not been seen much the Whig party «*nblems. Numbers vehicles decked with yellow or Hue favours, and filled with roughs, drove through the streets. The ...
... suf- loasea, from which he never extri himself, bis estates being heavily Sir Robert contested Nottingham in 1861, against the Whig who brought forward the present Duke of Ne (then Lord Lim to bim. The bon. baronet was again ret: bat was unseated on tion ...
... Pnrtnership lately subsisting between and amongst us, the uudcrM-rucd GEORGE TURNER, SAMUEL ACKROTD, and NATHANIEL RICHARD WHIG LEY, all of Horton, near Bradford, in the county of York, Worsted Spinners and Worsted Manufacturers, carrying on business ...
... lerne’a sons, in fiery wrath, their vengeance all combine And thundering, burst sheer through the guard of William the‘Boyne. Whig William growled a German oath, and spurred his The'crimson'water, driving through the murderous battle Audj'ames beheld, with ...
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... within him a conscious power of truth—he would succumb to the fierce attacks made upon bhim by Tory Lords, Tory sheep, and Whig- Liberals who love expediency and reticence more than justice and candour. Mr Bright has for a quarter of a century wielded ...
... and that of the Bill are radically opposed. The most galling feature of the matter is that these proposals should made by Whig peers, whoare quite willing tothrow the party to which they profess to adhere out of office, to involve the Lords in protracted ...
... bim, for the bill will g 0 back to the House of Commons with amendmeunts which be will haye to accept. The (Liberal) Northern Whig Bays it is useless 1o conceal that the resl struggle on the Oburch question is yet to begin. ““ We know that the bill bas many ...
... crop again, and we are happy say the injury caused the heavy rains no material consequence. Tow* arc rather dull.” Northern Whig, ...
... fair specimen of the crop. It i* 26 inches long, fine in colour, and an exceedingly hopeful promise of full yield. —Northern Whig, ...
... which he never extricated himself, his estates being heavily mortgaged. Sir Robert successfully COllteB . ‘5 1861 against the Whig party, who brought the present Duke of Newcastle (then Lord Lincoln) to oppose him. The hon. baronet was again returned 1865 ...