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... the influence of that authority. They must all admit that it was the interest of all Englishmen, whether Conser- vatives, Whigs, or Radicals, to uphold the authority of that great functionary, the Speaker of the House of Commons, for he represented the ...
... Cave of Mystery, the Colchester Liberal Club. We can quite imagine, however, that it may aot be very easy or very pleasant for Whig. Liberals, Parnellites, Gladstouians, Liberal Unionist* Radicals, Republicans, and Socialists, to club together in unity, aad ...
... held in honour of the day. The Conservatives dined together at the Su^.^P 8 H 2 te1 ' Mr S - G - Cooke (Mayor) presiding. Ihe Whigs dined at the Queen's Arms fun, under the presidency of Mr. J. Chaplin. Mr. Danieil of Bergholt, being in the vice-chair. The ...
... enlightenment. But most likely the old and unreformed Council at Colchester had its succession of Puritan Mayors, Royalist Mayors, Whig Mayors, Tory Mayors, and so forth, according to the prevalence of Party majorities. However, it may be that there have been ...
... Johnston's neighbours at Woodford entertained him at dinner, and they also intend to make presentation to him. Mr. Johnston is a Whig, and is the author of a neat comment upon Mr. Gladstone's Irish Policy. He said he could not see that the fact that Mr. Gladstone ...
... as a reaty, placing Ireland upon perfect equality with England and Scotland. That Union was steadily ipposed by the great Whigs ef that time— by Fox, Jrey, Sheridan, Grattan, and many others. It was ipposed by them upon the ground tbat it was not a :eal ...
... In politics Colonel Fitzßoy Wilson was a Liberal, and a descendant of an old Whig family, his father having at one time represented West Suffolk in Parliament in the Whig interest. At the last election. Colonel Wilson, in spite of his infirmity — he ...