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... Cockburn and the late Lord Lytton were among the more prominent speakers on the Whig side. Mr. Gedge, being the son of a man who bad established at the close of the 18th century a Whig newspaper in Bury St. Edmunds, made some vigorous speeches at the Union on ...
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... of order, if they had no principles to guide them, if they were only jealous of those who are above them, they would sweep Whigs and Radicals and Conservatives away, Mr Mallock included, and proclaim brute force king. But this vehement opponent of tbe ...
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... interest of the two great county families, tho Heathootes and the Noels, both in his favour. —ln our boyhood both these were Whigs; but they have had the sense to see that their natural alliance is with the Conservatives, and not with the Destructives. The ...
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... Union Debating Society, of which Chief Justice Cockburn and the late Lord Lytton were among the more prominent speakers on the Whig side. Mr. being the son of man who had established the close of the eighteenth ,j oe9 Cardinal Manning think about Ire century ...
... agree in nothing else, they can sit down together in perfect harmony to their small advancement in public esteem. Neither the Whigs. nor the Liberals, nor the Radicals, nor the Comiervativee are happy; only the Faddists and tl.e Irish party rejoins, and they ...
... their bit in his mouth, and drive him in their own direction at times convenient for themselves. Independent and honourable Whigs like the Duke of ARGYLL are still shelved, as is also the honcstest Parliamentary Radical in the country, viz., Mr FORSTER ...
... lawyers eamen time Bureu before Mr. 11. Churton and a jury, touchinz the tesult of their (Vino ending in (ii.)a. see.) emigrate- Whig. A 9 to the writer is qumitc ; ladoil tee on the fact that Dr. the death of Frederick Ichelioru , e German of middle mgt., ...
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