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... Calver, examined the Chairman— I live St. Giles', and am a bootmaker. lam one of the freemen's delegates. I am one of the old Whigs,—or a Liberal Conservative, but 1 think lam more & Conservative than Liberal. I took no active part in either of the last two ...
... not expiring. It has fairly l the Manchester School. may greatly, even essentiaUy, changed from it* former self, and pertape Whig* and Tories may come to be as nearly similar in England as Republican* and Democrats in the United States; but for all that ...
... results of the great Whig-Radical quarrel. Another probable result, scarcely more palatable to the Whigs, is that the Radicals, scorning coercion—of course they do, when practised on themselves and furious at the refusal the Whigs accept Mr. Tillett, ...
... protect the country from any Invader, was all the country should (ear. The people had bee* humbugged, bamboozled, and swindled Whigs and Tories for the purpose of maintaining the enormous Interest possessed by the aristocracy the land. He was Liberal of liberals ...
... of the third Dokeof Grafton, a. 5-S. Kkiopts.—On the ira»., »g 66 Mary Ann, ■ h ...
... himself ( and his purtj, and is in strong contrast to those j who would have had him qualify upon so meagre a foundation. AN OLD WHIG. January 25th, 1875. NORFOLK AND NORWICH IiOSPI I’AL. ...
... in tfal sides of the Whigs. Dr. Bramaton, for a sermon preaebed the Temple Church, was struck off the list of Boyd chaplains. At St. Mary’s, Whitechapel, Weldon, tbs Jacobite rector, had caused the portrait Kennett, the rising Whig preacher, rector of ...
... it will probably ever be again. In 1782 the Whigs, having got the best of the struggle, the second Rockingham administration came in and dealt some severe blows at the Royal power. But the triumph of the Whigs was only temporary; they came one year and ...
... bad met membera the Liberal party. Mr. Cooper hod oa-.d he was Whig; he (Mr. Colmai) did not be Wug, profesed to little further. There was thmg which Radicals , her look to-aome their Whig friends were so near them that they bad 10 scratch Unit heads and ...
... the Whig party selected Sir William Bussell. Did they think Mr. Warner’s views too much advanced for them P—l fancy the personal element got in there. Mr. Warner was tending too much towards the Conservative Whigs for the Radicals, while the Whigs felt ...
... borough not imlieatioti any of opinion on the part the Electors, hut simply the result of quarrel between the Whigs ami who eaeh put candidate; the Whig Mr. Smith, however, finding the Radical too strong for him, withdrew, and his supporters declining transfer ...
... As regards the «s>eech In general, Spectator concludes A more perfect expression of the predilections and oonvfotleßs oFth* Whig party relation events of the day tfian that forth Sir Henry Jamas Taunton could hardly found. So vigorously does expos# the ...