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... bright pages of Lockhart's famous memoir. Sent Jolin'e, the Tori College, in contradistinction Trinity, wbuh was traditionally Whig, the Duke, accordance with the bad oli custom, took the honorary degree of a nobleman, forcibly contrasted with an honourable ...
... 1871, and under successive Governments he remained at that post until his death. A Liberal and a member *f one of the great Whig families, the wise traditions of our diplomacy allowed him serve the colleague of Lord and the Marquis of Salisbury at the ...
... call upon them le Imam Bekaa they Mr. Moncrall would spend= moil that when be 'pea the present w o uld remember the kindly Whig eatertatned townie him by Bristol minion (bear ; hear). He then &eked Mr. Moucroilf scrota the gift they had parented to, which ...
... Minister, stating at the same time that the measure is longer under his control. I understand from a distinguished member of the Whig party that the intentions the Government regard Egypt have been very much modified, in deference strong pressure which has ...
... influential quarters, I have reason believe that Mr Gladstone's reply will be constructed as to command both the approval of the Whigs and the silent assent of the extreme Liberals. Meanwhile the Ministerial whips are exerting themselves allay possible opposition ...
... Bill was based on principles far superior to party influences, and men who never took part in the differences which separate Whigs and Tories, but who had been accustomed to m•ard India and its Government and its welfare as altogether removed from the b ...
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... sought to give them. Mr. Chamberlain's speech yesterday at Hanley has produced the keenest dis►ppointment amongst some of his Whig friends, and not a few Radicals of the older endless militant type wish that he had not outdo it. To judge by the lamentations ...
... for agreement and to have the Redistribution Bill in a few days, represents less the •iews of the Cabinet than thaw of the Whig party, of which he is the exponent. The speeches delivered in the House of Commons to-night practically leave the matter where ...
... that he could see,by a small look at the vcheme,the viscous and slimy trail of that political reptile, which called itself the Whig party, gleaming and glistening on every line of it. It might be that that most malignant monster was endeavouring, as in 1832 ...
... would inevitably result in Ministerial disruptions and would probably break up finally the patched and flimsy alliance between Whigs and Radicals, for the maintenance of which the country has already been made to pay dearly. The effect of these matters on ...
... Sr Wilfrid Lawson's amendment, and Mr. Henri* has been for some time engaged in tinkering one up ' which is to please the Whigs ; but it is likely, after all, that the real vote will be taken on the direct issue, and that both Wings and Radicals will ...