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... be due to him.—l be Clerk scaled that he had written to Mr William's solicitor soknowlegiug the rectiipt of the writ, and *Whig that be elluuid ...
... be due to him.—l be Clerk scaled that he had written to Mr William's solicitor soknowlegiug the rectiipt of the writ, and *Whig that be elluuid ...
... : I acknowledge that I am still proud of the name of Whig, and, notwithstanding anything that may have happened in recent times in my political life, I profess still to maintain and uphold true Whig principles. It is therefore a source of no little sa ...
... In 1851, in company with the Peelites, the Irish Roman Catholics, and the group led by Mr. Cobden, I actively resisted both Whigs and Tories, but the last especially, in defence of religious liberty on the Ecclesiastical Titles Bill. 7. Unquestionably I ...
... opposed to those who blindly supported Charles the First in Lis high and dogmatic claims against Parliament and people—the whigs have ever maintained an uncompromising front to the Toriesa political soubriquet given to those who were, and are still, firm ...
... the men to do the work who are most likely to do it well for the public, utterly and entirely regardless whether the man is Whig, or Tory, or Radical. (Loud cheers.) The right hon. gentleman afterwards opened a bazaar in the Drill Hall in aid of funds ...
... the past, so nill it preserve it in the tuturit by its renovating and invigoratiug 9ualitige r and gin ipputailoility 91 its {Whig hpriv. ...
... assertion must be th t they were unacquainted with the history of their country. (dear, near.) Nobody would deny that the Whigs had rendered service to the country, but nobody, unless they were grossly ignorant, would deuy that the Tory party had also ...
... in York-street, St. James's-square, London, where Lady Farnborough is now living, was formerly the residence of that eminent Whig statesman Sir George Cornewall Lewis, and there, some 50 years ago, the young Conservative member for Newark (who now leads ...
... C. of politics, not only of to-day, bat of the past. He acknowledged the services, for the benefit of the country, of the Whigs a century ago, and nobody would deny but that the Conservative party had also rendered immense service to the nation. He then ...