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... born, going ten times deeper into the mire than the Whigs. He had offered them magnificent cards, but they had refused to play them. The speaker denounced the Education Act—the last Act of the Whigs—as most tyrannical, and tended make men slaves. No man ...
... had Sir Charles Dilke, the Republican. They went outside and ' found aapirants to Parliamentary honour—Mr. Gordon, g«od old Whig, and Mr. Dradlaugh. an atheist and Republican. [Laughter and bear, bear.] And both those gentlemen belonged to tbe greut ...
... determination to chosen leader. From the choice at Lord Oran, rille and the Marquis of Harrington it would seem that the great “Whig families” are going again to aid the cause progress in the same way in which they have twice in history aided before. When ...
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... into sections, one section being the old Whig section who formerly supported Sir William Russell. I think Mr. Tillett and Mr. Colman keep matters relating to their own party mainly in their own hands. The Whigs have not coalesoed with them on former occasions ...
... the Representation of the County of Bedford in Parliament, leaves me in no donbt as to the conrse I should pursue. Trained in Whig traditions, I offer myself as a Representative of the Party of Progress with preser- ‘ vation and not with destruection. | ...
... MR. GLADSTONZ AS LZADETI. I cannot think that I was mistaken in given way to Mr. Gladstone as head of the Whig-Itadical party of England. During Lo rd P.dmerston's Ministry I had every reason to ad • e the boldness and the judgment with which he directed ...
... THE SEA SERPENT AGAIN. The Northern Whig states that a most extraordinary Blaster was seen a few days ago at Fodera, near Lighthouse, which is situated on the most point or the County Clare. It is -thus do•cribed:—lts head and neck resemble a horse, and ...
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