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... AN OLE WHIG ON THE CRISIS. is favourite boast with some Conservatives, who are anxious to prove that theirs is the real party of the people, that they are the true representatives of the old Whigs, and that the Radicals axe mere revolutionists whose theories ...
... A HAIR SPLITTING, LOGIC CHOPPING WHIG. Mr. Staasfeld, speaking at High Wycombe on Tueaday night, deaoribed the political situation as highly Lord Salisbury had consented to throw over the man who waa the only possible link between Toryism and the democracy ...
... could make them untrue Ireland. The Whig party after the achiae'. remained for Inah porpoaea unbroken, and ware right in each one of the virion a alagea through which the queetton had paaa. . . . Wa want a little Whig treatment the Iriah question. But for ...
... question had to pass. . . . We want • little Whig treatment of to Irish question. Pet foe me there is another aspect of your argument in which it is not le, nuaeceptali7e and important. As the chiel part 01 the Whig l'eers and aristocracy have severed th-unielves ...
... OLD WHIG ON HOME RULE. LORD CHARLES RUSSELL AT ABPLEY GUISE. The following speech was made Lord Charles Russell last week, on the occasion of Mr Cyril Flower, M.P.. for South Beds, addressing his constituents in that village The chair was taken by Douglas ...
... all by the Whigs of 1800, it would be least honest to quote the opinion of one of them who survived to our own times, and who was the leader th \ grea * cs J reforms which those times have J' Jadst °neB late appeal to us to reason in the Whig party was ...
... the Liberale, but especially of the Whigs. It was a noble thing on the part of Burke and Fitzwilliam, and the other secedors from Fox, that not all their horror of France could make them untrue to Ireland. The Whig party after the schism remsined, for ...
... PETERBORO UGH AND HUNTINGDONSHIRE STANDARD-SEPT. - - - Whig the areies yea hie IBMs MB which, it teams an Act el Perliemeak illima l do • la direetiem It the punt ipuvat. Memlrsae• issaawres, at ere at may or so lbw like. but whoos • hem so whoa pima ...
... I ?how Ciro, whig • arks DISSENSIONS IN THE EIGHTY CLUB. Or A special general amegiag of the Eighty Club, at the request of the Liberal rniciaist members of the Committce, was held et diem'Mester Passe Rotes. Wedssoday evening to the position of the Club ...
... “FAITH WHIG Author i* ? ■ln T.ovo, ...
... THE PROPOSE INCURSION OF TH WhiG PERER NTENT IN THE TORY CAM The Pall Mali Gazette of Wednesday night says—Lord Salisbury’s overtures to the Whig peers were the absorbing topic of conversation at the Carlton Clab on Wednesday. Lord North- brook and Lord ...
... emagh mime at isassurna Whigs mod • taw Aoroom. THE ATHERSTONE ROUNDS. Monday, March the l4th.-01 Ilk day I feel tempted to may nothing, bet stern critics will enquire that if hounds hunted they would like an illustration of the ladomitable phiek. Well ...