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... point at issue. Twist, pervert, construe it as you will—raise whatever cries in favour of the Church on one hand, or abuse Whigs on the other, the question for the electors is—will they, or will they not. choose a House Commons that shall pass the same ...
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... or analogous employment might fall in his way which would enable him to live. Even Brougham and Macaulay and the orthodox Whigs of the Eclimburgb Rerieso admitted his talents, though they disliked the use which be made of them, and would have taken him ...
... come.* A good many people have said that ever since the late Lord Derby’s gambling leap in the dork* in 1868, to ’dish the Whigs' (as said to friend of mine, and considerable man, too), which bis more dexterous lieutenant * educated his party up to.* now ...
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... lairds ought to bo composed entirely of Whigs, hut I do not suppose lie meant the V sense, but that measures were to be regarded b)'them in a colder spirit than regarded either the two ..real parties-that Whigs, although they not fake the initiative in ...
... spirit, but more in a judicial spirit; that though there should be—though not in the political sense of the termmore of the Whig spirit about it—(applause). We have heard a good deal the House of Lords in regard to one man rule; it a thing which is thrown ...