... no purpose for the good of man or beast! The member for historic Moat of Hawick, which in all ages and in all times whether Whig or Tory, or white, as a sacred wished to know if the meant to said that would be forthcoming in Give me direct answer, sir ...

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... perhaps worst of all was that he mold consoler the ol some separate Government for I 'Nur. crewing that these Liberal Unionist or Whig were uttered the member. and of two powerful organiestione, knoniug the evil elect would bare, called for me to speak. hie ...

... PINNIMII• i 77, sad that um& Hs 1 sat a large but • strong haildiag. Avow& to Mr Craig-Brow., it still habitat* Meat 1814, the last Whig Will dale. forester on Gala estate. He alm there was • well beside the tower from *hick with essiad he taken s ith • Waft let ...

... strong language. At Mr Dillon's meeting at Galtshiels he quoted Dan O'Connell'a phrase, The base, , the bloody, and the brutal Whigs, because it ? appeared him base thing for Tories and | Liberal Unionists get men's votes by saying , that they had a better ...

... o Radical WWI une to his sod gOrt. it, well the weakens of the OM 1.0r.1 Randolph eh sot refuse to -teal the clothed oaths Whigs. ...

... existing House of Lords. Laughter.) 3 sobably it was intended by Mr ladstone as a sort compromise, to get the the Wretched Whigs, whe bad desert: d him. (Leughter and cheers ) voice, ‘* You are felled, J. Mr Dewar—There is question——(A aad laughter.) Mr ...

... Trevelyan, who ! seas use of the Unionist party. l'hose who I were not is illtug to accept those modificstiosis I were mit vs Whig to throw is their bit with We ; Liberal party. Mew. hear.) The the Irish question was atudieil the better it was ; for Mr ...

... moral questions would legislate on righteous principles. They should look a great deal leAs than they had done mere party, to Whig and Tory, and more to the returning men who in legislating for the nation would respect Bible principles and the Ten Commandments ...

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... (Obeeew) he Simla mu_ _. . 14 i, 0 he With repot to the Tediskel was by Oaishisk .1 • 4 •• • *Ay Ira helped that. it would g Si Whig Ws roods Wow or wows, is plow who Lc d allmall ilwemieweek by E l i I es parsitikith the trim het be • amber el eipswelida ...

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