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... of the Liberals, Isit especially of the Whigs. It WAS a noble thing on the p.,rt ~f Burke and Fitrwilliam and the other seceders from Fox that not all their horror of France could them untrue to Ireland. The Whig party after the schism remained for Irish ...
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... Mr. Healy thus de-cribed the qualifications of his leader's nominee : A renegade, a Whig grub, a rotten Whig, a scabby sheep, a rotten rudder, a Whig intriguist, a thief in the night, a Government man. a political caterpillar, a ...
... sacking London in defence of Protestantism, all wore blue ribbons. Blue and buff have long been recognised as pertaining to the Whigs. Charles James Fox always iire,sed in a blue coat with gilt buttons, and a buff wakteiett—coliitirs worn both by the men and ...
... in return, ul a pot of cement. warranted to fasten any two articles togetber.ilar they as anti. pabstic as oil and water, Whig aad Radial, till altar the ehrtion.. ...
... take shall be made in combining rtsistanc:e to the Separatist attack. The opinion of the beat in. formed electioneerera, Tory, Whig, sod Radical, is that, if such mistakes are av „ oided,. and the strongest man is run in e.eh constituency, the mere Gladstonian ...
... that - ad favour of a peed el GM weather. but that for hawed be tetrad by anted§ d weeder bbdtram the wet. while we ad Uwe . Whig so staticar the Atimetio. ...
... if they try sham Radicalism, the Ministry will get into trouble at once, not only with their own people, but with the Whigs. The Whigs may have to swallow such things born their own side, but they will never submit to them from the Tories. The Radicals ...
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... SKELwrni BRIDGE INN Near Am sane mt. The ahem otd Hotel is skewed the of the Vale,. thee miles ham .it from C.* tea. The P. Whig hilly. The (which is tree et eeeees)i• eke the Gin - needs. sod Col. Deepen Ghee FAA are in she Tbe 'whirls{ who troth to wine% ...
... drive Lord Hartington and his followers to make terms. Never were expec- Liam. so signally disappiiiiited. Neither from the Whig nor from the Radical side, neither in speech nor letter, was there one hint of surrensler. Their objections to Mr. Gladstone's ...