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... aftera preliminsry cbservaiion, snd fn sl usicn to the bill of 1869, with great emphssis thanked God it had been pasted by the Whigs. The ~Conservatives had bad nothing to do with it. Mr Bainrs: You supported it. Mr WHEELHOUSE eviocing much surprise, denied ...
... €be Leeds Evening EgPress. RieaY AXD DUTY ARB ml_f:ru.x TRESS ; WHIg/I, SRAR #0 FRUIT UNLESS THEY GROOW BY THE SIDE OF RACH-¢TELR. ...
... shame that so able and vigorous a statesman was a few years since rejected as a representative for the borough of Leeds. Tothe Whigs of that time we owe it that one of the foremost men of the day—one whose speeches are of great national interestdoes not at ...
... right and justice must and will prevail. I eurnestly trust that the Irish land 'Fnutlon will not be made a party question. Whig and Tory, Liberal snd Radical, .5.14 oast aside for the nomoe their political differences, and unite in doing & d work of justice ...
... faith in Mr Glisdstone, snd be would have no dount about the kind of lsnd messure he would introducs if it were not for the Whig prriy. A’vote of confidence in Mr Odger was passed unanimously. ...
... urevilirrf feiact. it both among the moderate Whigs and the grcat mass of a the Tories. Sir Henry Harding told Sir James Graham ci that he supposed we should all go out the next morning. e Mlany of the Whigs thoughtit impossible the Government 0 could succeed ...
... and a discussion ensued. CarralN F. PaTRIE has issued an address to the Cashel electors. He does not pl:lje himself to be a Whig or Tory, but of the independent party. ...
... ” whichalone was receii’ed, watil deliberation, wisdom,. and thought vrere permitted to break in. upon the Torlet: and the Whig-Liberals. We doubs much whether the wildest of the tenant farmers of Ireland ever seriously believed that it was pessible to ...
... addressed a orowded meeting last night at the Broadmead Rooms, Bristol. He declared himself a Radical, and opposed to both Whigs and Tories, and announced that he should refuse to agree to a test ballot until a working man had been returned to Parliament ...
... despised, * ncr » respectability only named such revolutionary projects with »ted breath in an undertone, and when priggish Whigs turned ° m tb -eir honest Chartist neighbours with a whiff of the otto ™ roses and a sneer of ineffable contempt. How times ...
... it was lost by a large majority, Now, mark what took place. Having carried this infamous provision, with the assistance of Whigs and Tories, Mr Fortescue says on Saturday :— Having bad farther time to consider the motion of the bon. member for Cork as ...
... Frederick Firth, with the Hiatal, Outbuildings, Yard, and Gardens, oontetotog (Inclusive the whole width of an intended rand test whig, to too purchaser along the south ride thereof), square toeraabouteTlhU lot been frontage 78 feet to the U » propoaed roac ...