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... he is probably the beet representative of that moderate and cautious doctrine which is one of the distinctive notes of the Whig Party; while he is • better representative than Lord Hartiotion of that (UM approximation between Liberal-Conservatism and ...
... probably the best representa- tive of that moderate and cautious political doctrine which is one of the distinctive notes of the Whig Party ; while he is a better representative than Lord Hartington of that close approximation between Liberal- Conservatism ...
... Party be had new joined. He (Lord Wolverton) locked uot to tfae Whig flank for support. He con- sidered that gone. They had three sections in the Liberal Party. There was the right wing, left whig, and the centre oa this Irish Question. Tfae right wing had ...
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... Marquess (laughter) was obliged to send to Italy, or to Monaco, or wherever he could find him, for the Whig Marquess to come over and help him. Tbe Whig Marquess declined to join lnm, but gave them tbe loan of his man-of-all-woik, Mr. Goschen (I.ughter) ...
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... davogn Cartwright. S. London. LC. -CONSTRUCTION of the CABINET. Mr. (Mechem and the Chargellorshrp : Ilailsbna's Invitation to Whig Peers. LLOYD'S NEWS. Sale emir 600.000 weekly. CIONFERENCE on LIBERAL BE-UNION. Letters from Mr. Gladstone : Mr. Chamberlain ...
... the Cabinet very much more than compensates for the loss of his predecessor. It would have been well, in many ways, if the Whig leaders had seen their way to taking a larger and more prominent part in the conduct of the Unionist policy. But the moral ...
... of Mr. W 's -thus showing what can be done if the work is In heads. David Garrick shad& and Probably will, be the means of Whig she Criterion Theatre and Kr. Wyndham's C ter Emu months to come-' a consummation devoutly to I = and ridgy deserved.-Dramatic ...
... raising difficulties, and Lord Salisbury evidently was of that opinion. And, pray, what harm has been done by inviting two Whig noblemen of distinction and experience to join the Administration, even though they have not accepted the invitation? What ...