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... entirely fahe impression. It has reference to circular wo issued some time ago to the leaders of political parties in Essex—Tory, Whig,' and Radical —pointing out that in view of the large number of meetings in the eight divisions and the two boroughs (there ...
... Tories—you are only an recruit to the cause of Liberalism. You will be raunded by its advance. With every great popular reform the Whigs and the fainthearted Liberals joined party of delay. 'Twill be the same to-day. The onward movement will be supported by others ...
... speaker. He endeavoured show by re'nrence to history that government the Tories had been better than ** the misrule of the Whigs, especially the Gladstone Government.” Mr. HiNDi.KT, of Mnlrlon, moved, and Mr, eecontlefl, a vote of thanks to the Chairman ...
... N. P. Gepp). Most of the clergy; and other leading inhabitants of the district were present, including several well-known Whigs. The Chairman coutended that Churchmen had been compelled Liberals to take up the defence of their Church. The Rev. N. P. Gepp ...
... it was paid under protest and that tlie eoardians in way admitted the Solitrof the claim, hut paid iu order avoid Warrants Whig issued against the overseers. thought the county autbontv ought to have proceeded against themselves, and they reserved the ...
... entirely false impression. has reference to a circular we issued some time ago to the leaders political parties Essex-Tory, Whig, and Radical-pointing out that in view of the large number of meetings in the eight divisions and tbe two boroughs (there ...
... centres of miners the sonth, and shepherds of the Cheviots in the north, while between come number of large estates of sound Whigs, such this one. in whose houses we faro sumptuously, and. when we can spare the time, catch a salmon or two in the lovely North ...
... Pranklyn, Clarke, Eldred, and others. The Chairman said it was not now, as in days, a simple question between the Tories and the Whigs. If it were ther9 would not be much caase for anxiety. t H , new had tacked itself on to the Liberal party which even many ...
... possessed for centuries, and which had come down from the early days of Christianity. Whatever they might be State politics—Whig or Tory, Liberal or Radical —they owed their first allegiance to God and his Church. Their politics should governed and su ...
... Beadel, the Conservative candidate for the division. The Chairman said that until the last twenty years his family were staunch Whigs, bat he felt could not belong any longer to the Liberal party because the traditions of the party had been left behind, because ...
... entirely false impression. It has reference , circular issued soma time ago to the leaders of political parties in Eeeex—Tory, Whig,rend Radical—pointing out that in view of the largo | number meetings in the eight dirieiono end the , two horooghe (there ...
... support Mr. Evade!, and not be led away by Mr. Martin, who—with all due respect to him—appeared to be trimming to catch the Whig votes and striving also to please the Radicals—the :RadicaLs, who attack vested intermits at home with the braggadocio of the ...