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... leaders It has been said that Lord Salisbury has been influenced by a desire to imitate Mr. Disraeli, and once more to dish the Whigs. I don't think that that can be the true explanation. I have read of a tribe in Russia with an unpro- nounceable name. It ...
... Lincoln in 1853, on the th nomination of the Earl of Aberdeen, and cot was translated to London in 1869. His pr( lordship was a Whig in politics and a op: moderate High Churchman. Though very en( regular in bis attendance both in of Parliament and Convocation ...
... immediately before the appeal to the enlarged constituency. Their recent movement in the direction of a compact between the Whigs and the Tories over Egypt and colonial policy has been stayed by pru- dential counsels. Not that they do not intend to attack ...
... t, public opinion, and asked them to makefj .y their members deal with that question, whether; ir they were Conservatives, Whigs, Liberals, or bumanitarians, or whatever they might be. The Isnbiectszaa riot ;of tio. Xie. =ea ofJ whom hespoke fought under ...
... unless they admitted that doctrine, they would let in the principle of confiscation and all that wickedness I against w~hich the Whig politicians were warning I them, and for which they wvere denouncing Mir. Chamberlain. (Applause.) Aye, let them cheer him ...
... many maen mnuch cleverer c than myself, that that party is essentially a d homogeneous party, and that all this talk Dabout Whig and Radical is very mischievous, I and, to a very great extent, unfounded.1 if (Hear, hear.) My own beitef is that, when you ...
... and this step was completed in 1692, when-it being discovered that property must, after all, be taxed somehow orother-the Whig landowner of William IIL had the assessment made not ucon oath, and five years later perpetuated that assessment by a method ...
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... they intend to take. As a Radical, I ask if any 1 Radical is to be brought to the fore, and, as a Liberal, I ask our Liberal (Whig) leaders what they propose to do in the coming political struggle. Surely, in our almost certain Liberal district,. action ...
... to roll sbout in the sea anyhow. There was no strength, there was no policy in his government. He (the speaker) was neither Whig nor Tory, his principles being advanced in the direction of the old path of Liberalism which M r. Gladstone used to tread, ...
... opinion that we want a strong party in the land who are neither Whigs nor Tories, but patriots. This kind of thing is not exactly new. We have been frequently assured that neither Whig nor Tories are patriots, and always by people whose own opinions ...
... the Moderate Liberals and Whigs fully represented on a caucus, rather than working apart outside, perhaps to result in the return of a Tory, Mr. Richard Chamberlain avowed that at any time he preferred the election of a Whig to a Conservative. Cries of ...