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... They hare at least addaced with the ides. Beddow, it is only when the Radicals. ..king web the Whigs. and ;Musing their owe spud into the conned, of their allies, hare thus obtained a controlheg is the Carrernmest--w is only then that any great measure ...
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... There waa good deal of deannelatian of Whigs, and Mr. said It waa matter of history the independence of the Irish party 1562 vanished to the wind. He added that they most beware of both Whigs and Tories (A Voice: “Whigs especially.) They lived oppose every ...
... first Reform agitation to the death of Lord Patmzastox—the Whig party was the “ party,” and that it owed as many of its successes to that circumstance as to any other. Yet the favourite the Whigs the present Government is that it has served itself heir ...
... earlier and his- torical names of Tories and Whigs are Ly no means out of date. And not only is the medern Con- to be the CT of the Tory of half a century and the modcru Literal the successo: of the Whigs of the same date, but there is a belief that these ...
... last night, Sir Rainald Knightly expressed the opinion that Lord Hartington was used as a kind of decoy duck to catch the Whig votes. (Hear, hear.) Mr Stopford Sackville, M.P., maintained that the most important issues of the future would be fought in ...
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... Black, tho editor of that journal. In the country a popular favourite, though the plain speaking he had practised towards the Whigs, whom he regarded as false to the cause of progress, lost him his seat at tho general election in August, 1837. He regained ...
... action. There is an equal aptness in the derivation of ' Whig, which ought to lead to the revival of the word in room of the term ' Liberal,' the !dating of which hoe wellnigh worn off of late. ' Whig,' we are told, Is from the Daelic hag (from which comes ...
... Parliament arc to be condemned who were lukewarm during the Fenian agitetion, and who manifested a decided leaning either to Whig or Tory influence. Those persons are to be op posed at the General Election, and men of a sterner stamp put in their place ...