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... of the town is favourable to the growth of uncompromising Radicalism. It is the Liberal stronghold of the Division. When the Whig element in the party of progress played the part of a drag upon its democratic proclivities, the men of Bideford did not hesitate ...
... descripti present political situation. 3 , speech, which contained the almost ' 0 appeal that lie might allowed to . * name a Whig, the Marquis Hurting ...
... become candidate for a seat at the County Council Board. If you do me the honour of electing me I will my best to represent both Whig and Tory, Radical and Conservative—(Mr Fursey: Hear, hear)—to the best of my ability.—Mr T S Pickard: Will this new Act affect ...
... within measurable distance of winning the prize only see it elude grasp. But it is in the character of theWandering Jew of Whig candidates thatyou chiefly challenge consolation, my lord. Your electioneering experiences have been exceptional. They serve ...
... the comse speech accused Mr. Chamberlain of told Mr. Parnell a f years ago that he might have an Iri retUrnfor -*S»WtoSh the Whigs, especially that armchair politician Harttngton. Mr. O'Brien de.lared that a tour ,n reland with Sir Di.ke Mr. Chamberlain ...
... forms of debilily. (Ul EDWARD HOPKINS. Messrs. Coleman ttCo. Vendor!kffifcVT ' each ted d Bottles 2s. 9d. and 4s. 6d. MALT S WHIG'S EXTRACT OF MEAT and and see that voa get it. mere is any difficulty in getting the Wine, write direct to the Manufacturers ...
... must say I can hardly yet forgive the Liberal party for this piece of criminal folly, though I can well understand how the Whig and Coercion element must have prevailed, being strengthened their view by cooked reports from Dublin Castle. Whilst tie Laud ...
... oppression crueftv and insensate folly by the prosecution of theseven Bishops By this final Act the inevitable crisis hastened. The Whig Peers drew nearer to Wil™ Th conspiracy headed by such men as Devonshire, Shrews bury and Russell, rapidly spread, and on V ...
... agreeable hopes, or melancholy withde/ec thetutor. Si c 0i ' h 18fe8 - 0f fortune - doubtful for .', 7 he turned triumphant Whig or desponding Tory, equally all hail; equally beloved and welcome to me ! ■n am partlkevour elevation; if unhappy, you 1 still ...
... 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 ...
... in York-street, St. James's-square, London, where Lady Farnboreugh is now living, was formerly the residence of that eminent Whig statesman Sir George Cornewall Lewis, and there, s~me 50 years ago, the young Conservative member for Newark (who now leads ...
... ThePaJ’l ment of Members was one of the SevenPoints the Charter of the prominent Chartists lifl to be good old Tories disgusted Whig Whig non-performances The only real involved in the controversy are these: better served were members the nation lose the valuable ...