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... always been the course of affairs, the Whigs at first submnerged, and then, as the forr? nil the torrernt dimi;nishes. rising again to the top. It does not appear, when electors are becoming Conservative, very hard for Whig representa. tives to become Conservative ...
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... afraid. The House of Com however, discussed the question at great length. Now, in the House of Commons there was a good man Whigs wo hat hated the ballot. ieee ones were the Liberals who Mr eae, t; the ballot is useless without this there were the Tones ...
... loyalty. There was a party in England that erewhile meditated treason. Where was that party found Assuredly not among either the Whigs or Radicals. If truth must be told, the traitors had their leaders in that Orange faction which crowded round Mr. DISRAELI ...
... during the su- presnacy of their party. They have been the stead- iest of WVhigs, and the British nation, which is essen- tially Whig-that is, at once aristocratic and liberal- hats honoured them accordingly. Their generalism, so far as it has gone, has been ...
... more, perhaps, than any statesman el his age be sought the triumph of the principles of religious liberty. Lord Russets was a Whig and something more, and the great measures with which his name is identified will keep his memory green when his detractors ...
... tous was the alliance of a section of the moderate Liberals with the Conservatives. When men who had all their lives been Whigs, and had hitherto de- lighted in the Libersl party, felt themselves con- strained to leave it, finding more community of sentiment ...
... was placed th.. ban 1. of Jobe Battey, Zen., of Nemeth,. who has dacherged thew dearer:a the ; while J.,hen I iemierson, P.. Whig. from phmueof Parliamentary dutma. twee t the pelt ea he has the uuot, A. L. nos reed. Iraq., of Newton 01.11, near Durham ...
... agitating and still irritated against the Conservatives as their fancied enemies. The union of Catholics and Dissenters with the Whig-Liberals, which carried the disestablishment of the Irish Church, will not be attributed by any sensible man ‘to the Reform ...
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