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... alienated them would not last a week, and would at the very next election find that its followers had combined to raise the Whigs, so recently threatened with extinction, into an important party. THE MEDICAL VIEW OF ALL-NIGHT SITTINGS. The Lancet has the ...
... were going to fight a duel. An alliance had been arranged between Lord Crichton and Sir Thomas Maclure for a combined Tory-Whig attack upon M~r. Parnell in Ireland. Lord Coleridge proposed to Miss Anderson, and was refused -aot least, Mr. Bernard Coleridge ...
... rence with serious of the of the farmers' fi and mile it cm restored something like its first it would better that at all WHIGS V Jaites’s Sir Peel told his supporter the other that with having of Lord Palmerston's Administration and only little while ...
... the bill maybe opposed on the ground that what it proposes to do will be bad itself. The discipline which bas drilled the Whigs into obedience relied on to keep them steady on tbe question of combining a measure of redistribution with the Franchise Bill ...
... The opposition of the shipowners, the opposition of the nnderwriters,the opposition of the bankers, and the coolness of the Whigs about any bill emanating just now from the 'Board of Trade, make it next door to certain that Mr. Chamberlain will be beaten ...
... reading. Lord R. CHSRcHILL, who said it was evident that the Attorney-General had spoken as the representative of the great Whig dukes who were the owners all over the metropolis of bloated estates, pointed out that there was a great distinc- tion between ...
... Broadhorst's proposal for the enfranchisement of lease- holders are more striking than those of Conser- ,vatives. Fancy a W~hig like Sir Arthutr Otway voting for the hill. Fancy Sir Charles Forster and sir Henry and Mr. Arthur Vivian. The v support Mr ...
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