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... under the stated of Me. Whitbread, when he took offence at the slights of the Whigs, included eon.e al le Was and the field was left open for their activity by the apathy of the Whig leaders during Lord Liverpool'• long nation. But when the Tory parry began ...
... oftees to perform. but while they may be actuated by the spirit of the word. of. great moral poet-- ' la elating me eel Mt Whig other, me Tory' (langhter)--they must, on the mhe e heed, n o . be forgetful of the saying of a gmt luau under trials—. Ergland ...
... yrar : The herewith submit to the shareholders the etatesurnt of for tle halt. ending 1876. The receipts amount to £9.276 id, Whig so rio reuse of £1.126 9s d over the arrespondlag period. The of the half.yeees accounts stands tires : —Ones receipto.276 ...
... Cemetery, and that Baron Martin paid his funeral expenses, know lint a benefit look place at the Theatre, behalf of his widow. was Whig of course, and his name was Charles Wdkins. ...
... Turks from being barbarous and cruel, we might ally ourselves with Russia, and concert meaes to accomplish our objects. The Whig party toast is, • Civil and religious liberty all over the world.’ From this cause I shall trot depart.—Yours faithfully, Russell ...
... statement of the Chief Serretar3 but so far am his he behaved it exactly the contrary. He believed it notorious that when the Whig* amine into caw had • lot of to 'Ave their sod the in olive nissrninumnits ts Be I. this country ohm had shotiet entirely supported ...
... Bill in progress through the House of Commons. (Cheers.) Although the Whig leaders and their friends deserted them they fought the battle indepeniecUf (Hear, hear.) They fought both Whig and Tory leaders. (Hear, hear.) They had truth and justice on their ...
... ra w I w o of bee f o g oo re w gag Whet did Ile say of Peel P That he caught Hark, the serer el sere, ea his bele be. the Whig. bathing end stole their clothes. Is Faso his riser tall ea , this not Disraeli Disraeli Wits a Min- Till are sal decrier ...
... while they may l>e actuated with the spirit of the words of great moral pectin moderation placing all ray glory, Some call Whig, while other* call Tory(Loud laughter.) They must on the other hand, not Ik- forgetful the famous saying great man trial—' ...
... plan is clearly int:eminent to Polianal laalithiletdou. and thee , ia 111115 with Mr. Sellithat's. ea both are with Mr. of its Whig adoptel. ipso and the question is. whirls of the pt 1.105. For if the Home Dade let thise is to be accepted and i arried out ...
... them—they (the which attached to e• he party) fought theft tattle isdepsadent4 ma, and the Poe. ehioh se _ o —they divided Whig sal Tory leasiere--and, to • Peaceable eeeeffa haviag troth ma on their side, they v-6111 fellow-esonstrymen any et paled to ...