... peculiar a: seemly practices which took place in the older lauses when elections were of a purely political char: y 193 when Whig and Tory were as sharply defined two opposites in this world could well be, and nobody cared to disguise the fact that the ...

... 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 ...

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... (author of ‘‘ Ginx’s Baby”’), who formerly conteste: week Both are Liberals. At Greenwich there are two ] the ound- and one Whig—Mr. Baxter Langley and Sir Jobn I | and and Mr. Angerstein, and the split occasioned am Terent Liberals will give a good chance ...