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... that Mr Pugh had a better chance of being returned for the constituency he sought to represent than any other man, whether Whig or Tory. (Applause.) It was scarcely necessary to make any remarks with respect to Mr David Davies, who, as member for the ...
... particularly well situated for the committee, but they ought not to overlook the old Whig interests of the county. They should secure the co-operation of the old Whig families of Llanover and Llanarth, and therefore he thought it most desirable to associate ...
... The Le rvative than the P se will be to ad- .-E U a- FFE.' l med Lor.L Mel- e younger Dis- 'ACKJ E after the am. I V-„. ie Whig- LEADER iiiister. By J it.. '••-V to Every move y admirable. House of Com- > T' 44 •• -S.* JA-II UI; *IIC ;c. >f the country ...
... present had just said that there was no difference between him and Mr Mynors. He said that their views were as different as a Whig and Tory could possibly be. No one could say that he was not a perfectly true Churchman, but he was an equal lover of Christianity ...
... candidate, and they do not seem to be particular who or what he is, if he will only stand. They do not seem to care whether he is Whig or Tory. His one and only qualification is that he must stand. These gentlemen, however, knowing that it is only by bringing ...
... of their country. What says the Dublin Weekly AVetos? In some constituencies in the North the fight will be confined to Whigs and Tories. We counsel patriotic electors, in such a case, to vote against the Tot-y, in-.Order to avenge theinfamous conduct ...
... to have as their home pobc? n0 foreign. office, Lord Beaconsfield said, na. fT t00 ^uch policy, we have hid two much f^e Whigs, sensational legislation on the part o, we seejj. during Mr Gladstone's government, repose. (A laugh.) After the extra- Holdings ...
... sell for Py amount of gold. (Cheers.) He was reminded Jk-, verse in the old song, Kit the Cobbler, lch ran :— For Tory or Whig He didn't care a fllr, One was as bad as t'othert For a ten pound'note He'd have for his vote.' it And he wouldn't take less ...
... but upon the Liberal Government being turned out of office he brought forward a measure which, as he said, outwitted the Whigs altogether, and gave household suffrage to the people. Mr Disraeli said to himself then, We will give a larger measure of ...