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... remarks last week tbat the Conservative oomoiitteewish to revive the old arrangement for dividing the constituency between the Whigs aad Tories. I would war* them in time that ■ this will cot do. The Whiga paid no respect to the ar- '■ rangement wben taey ...
... speech of the Duke of St. Albans, at Nottingham, in which tte Queen was ppoken of as biassed in her political views by her early Whig training under Lord Melbourne. The Marquis of Salisbury stated he should also oall attention to ether parts of that speech ...
... this •eediite but determined nation is certain to prevail, and who should it not ? Of oouree the Ministers of this country, Whig cr Tory, are ?? aware of the evils, and probably ready and willitg to .remedy them, but they cannot act in advance of public ...
... and shop- ktep.r has been alike destroyed. The effect of the Ballot has bt en similar in large county constitu- encies where Whig magnates have hitherto ruled. Up to the p: -est nt time we have not bad a single instance whc.e the Ballot has aided the Liberals ...
... Please copy the address, says the handbill before a.?) there ia a hair- cutting and shampooing saloon at which there are Whigs made to order.'' Ttis looks bad for Conserva- tive re-action. — tun. A Pk i so ?? at the Bar. — lt is an extraordinary sensation ...
... with the forma cf the House, and can see at once the most effective means of serving their constituents. Everybody — Radical, Whig, or Tory — is fain to admit that they hare well served the borough and the country sinoe 1868. and it is not likely that they ...
... apparent daring the last three years has oc- curred. I believe that it is a prosperity for which we ara not indebted either to Whigs or Tories ; it has bei n eecasioncd in a considerable degree under Providonce ' by fortuitous though felicitous ciroumstances ...
... words : some containing evidence of . the degradation of the Saxons under the Norman rule as villain, churl, ...
... measures which, at the time, seemed most likely to £. • I secure National peace and prosperity, ln the ?? ,I of the great Liben.l Whig— Lord Macau a, , — the L beral i Party nave been tne moving power, ana the Concerva- , tive Party the steadying power, in ...