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... defenders of the House of Hanover were the men who were not in connection with the Established Church. (Applause.) A great Whig leader, Charles James Fox, had borne testimony to the fact that but for their intrepid action and loyalty the throne would ...
... ground that repayment out only be obtained flan a Wrier when he her derived actual benefit from the nosey. VALVANIA POl bait ar Whig EM, awe air %Is% Istabig ail pm* tr= ll q 1 GALINA Me. nil per ...
... of the chest, throat, and lungs. THE FIT2MAURICES. The Fittmtu ices been for more thsn a century among in-ist dis'inguis of Whig houses. Poliocal y the house repre-eoted Lord Edmond Ft MP tor the little bor.ugh ..f who i-ce - y -omet i-ng more thin a and ...
... wish to a little business in the interest of their party, they get up a Conservative working man's demonstration, and if a few Whig leaders wish to make a radical coosti uency subservient to their purposes, they pander the prejudices some small coterie, and ...
... £6O a Ale They tied the first time. by killing 9 birds emit sad aimed to .boot it off at 6 birds saoh. The Bristol ass woe. Whig 0 oat of S. ...
... the Whigs of 1832 for a feeling so ardent that the House of Lords would , be sacrificed to it. But he was almost ludicrously , in the wrong. Ten years after passing of the Reform Bill, the baby public was much more anxious to get rid of the Whigs than ...
... wish to do a little business in the interest their party, they get up a Conservative working man's demonstration, and if a few Whig leaders wish to make a radical constituency subservient to their purposes, they pander the prejudice* of some small coterie ...
... il y the house now represented Lord Edmond Ft zmaunce M P tor the utile 'anally bor..ugh «f Cilne, who i» ce ui «>y more in Whig. and »n >ily CJ- miespol toil ARTICLE- loth- magazines. In he >wer of to the al rty the rare occasions when he Hou though not ...
... The unfortunate Tories are always In the wrong. To qnot* the old linen The Whigs may have many faults: The Tories have but two, There is nothing right they ever say, There is nothing right they do. These lines supply the key to much of the criticism of ...
... statement. Yet it is not true. For though the Duke has twice dined officially-with Lord Beacons- Geld, he still calls himself a Whig, and though the Marquis of Staflo still sits with the Liberals, he always votes with the Tories. So the quarrel cannot bo very ...
... Dufferin to post of ambassador the Court of St Petersburg has created quite aseusation Lord Dufferin is Liberal and it the Whigs who twenty-five years ago declared against Russia for the benefit of Turkey Of late however the laboured to prevent Tory Cabinet ...
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