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... Tories sod Conservatives apathetically to rest on their oars, or to lapse either into inaction or over-confidence,—as if the Whig- Radical party woro wholly dead and buried too. As a straw may show which way the wind blows, so the result of tho election ...
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... party. to Mr. Disraeli it is more than robable that we find Lord Derby at the head of s and that he must hands by some leading Whigs, for he is essentially a and cannot be to satisfy the old among the Conservatives. Once relieve Ir. Gladstone ties, leave him ...
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... elections became known. The constituencies having no distinct common question before them, rallied to the ever available cry of Whig or Tory, or, in more modern phrase, of Liberal or Conservative, which on this occasion embodied the contradictory and edifying ...
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... ONALIST MEMBER has been chosen by St. Ives. Mr. Praed has won the election by 617, against 552 for Sir Francis Lycett, the Whig- Radical, who, counting his chickens before they were hatched, grandiloquently announced at the close of the poll t hat he ...