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... kneeling was out of place. Referring to that later period when Brougham had become somewhat estranged from the leaders of the Whig party, said : At this time Lord Brougham was no less admired than he was fortunate, but perhaps he did give way a little to ...
... is inalterably resolved to maintain the rightful union of Church and State. Is it not high time that really constitutional Whigs should join forces with the Conservatives? The Times talks of middle party. Well and good if that middle party will really ...
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... own followers? (Hear, hear.) What was done then would have to be done again. (Hear, bear.) What sympathy were there between a Whig duke or a Liberal millionaire and Mr Odger, Mr Auberon Herbert, or Sir Chas. When they were told that the great Liberal party ...
... spirits who ask What can we do when in a minority of a hundred?' There is. indeed, a wide difference between the orthodox Whig Duke and Sir CM ARLES DII.KI Of Mr. AU ItERON HERBERT; but wide as that daTzrence may be, it is not such as is likely to reconcile ...
... and sympathises with none of those revolutionary cries, what then is it? A coterie of colourless officialists or of fossil Whigs; such as those who from Brooxks’s Club have lately been grumbling at and reviling Mr in the columns of the Times! Such being ...
... ‘ems’ of their own party!” So that we are back again in the estima- tion of the Times to the days of Lord Patmerstoy. when the Whigs hold office, and the Tories are in power. But what is most singular is, that accord. ing to the dictum of our exalted contemporary ...
... Mr Gathorne Hardy, the Marquis of Salisbury, the Earl of Derby, and Sir Stafford Northcote; and also of some Constitutional Whigs whom we forbear to name. The thoughts here expressed are in very many minds, and are discussed far more frequently privately ...
... Che Hewrastle Baily Hournal. SATURDAY, JANUARY 15, 1872 Tue political réle which was assumed by the Whigs during the short Ministry of the Duke of TON, which was carried out by Sir Rosert Peer during the latter years of the Ministry of Lord and by Lord ...
... Liberal party according to Lord Derby is divided into sections which have hardly an idea in common On the one side there are Whig dukes and Liberal millionaires on the other there are politicians like Mr Odger Mr Auberon Herbert and Sir Charles Dilke If ...