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... Amongst the Whigs and Moderate Liberals I find a very different state of things. They are apathetic to a degree unknown anvwhere out of' this politically demoralised city. Thei armchairs, are far dearer to them than supporting a Moderate -almIost Whig-candidate ...
... fight the Tory in Donegal or the Whig in the city of Cork. But the turn which the elections had taken in England had convinced him that they should have to face a Whig Government in tho next House of Commons, and that the Whigs would be returned by such a ...
... energetic support of Scotch Conservative newspapers. The importance of the Dukes in general has always been recognised by the Whig party, but the power of any five of the body to affect the political opinions of a whole country is not likely to pass unquestioned ...
... that Mr. Tennyson comes of a good old Whig stock, and would probably describe himself jv that respectable but half-obsolete term of arty nomenclature. But while names remain they shift their meaning, and the old Whig is sometimes scarcely distinguishable ...
... Hartington is secretly glad that Lord Randolph is out; and Lord Salisbury Is certainly not weeping beause of it. B~ut if the Whig leader found himself unable to enter Lord Salisbury's Cabinet he made it clear hisi afternoon that he can materially strengthen ...
... th peace of Utrchht, in the reign Of Queen Anse. Mr. Green in ?? the English People,' p. '703, edition 1880, says:- 'The Whigs, to secure the suc.cession of the House Of Hanover, by the overthrow of the Tories, defeated at treay o comerc in which Bolingbroke ...
... moving world, though slowly and reluctantly. But the writer only half comprehends the enlargement of Whig into Liberal principles and merging of the Whigs in a comprehensive Liberal party. ...
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... and Thomas Carpenter -v~who are members of the Droghedaindependent Club, are candidates for the ofice. In 'order to prevent a Whig or Tory *fom gaining the pffiee a meeting of the club Fas specially- caled on lest Monday night in the Ma4yoralty Rooms-the ...
... iutiou was unanimously aloplor:- That we, the memnhers of L.O.L. No. 178, hereby express our disapproval of the conduct of the Whig. Radical Government in allowing Nationalists and rebels to spout treason in our midst, whlilst at the same time the reprcscnritivo ...
... believed to he willing to join such. a. combination, and it~is said that its promoters hope to: attract a certain number of Whigs irons the L~iberal. side. - . ...
... duties. His greed of power and his jealousy drove colleagueB alter colleague out of office, and they became leaders of a new Whig faction, who styled themselves The Eng Patriots, to whom soon rallied the fragment of the and Tory party ; their whole aim ...