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... ens elected by ths of waits lauds the constructing uf reads. Away* ethers which masked that period st our history was the et Whig it Is the year 177 aa Acted Parliament was passed, wader the authority se which stomaissioaers were appointed to carry this ...
... Protestant or both combined ; Like good Erasmus, or an honest man ; In moderation placing all my glory Whiie Tories call me Whig—and Whigs * Tory,- (From the World.) ; The Queen, who returns to Windsor at the end of February, will proceed to the Continent early ...
... P«Uuhrri Cirrular THE VORICSITTH* VfJHT. • ,>I lilCTlXt JACKSON. , '';? LON I'U.N : Hit ILI.IEI K. l'lM>Al.L * ON- Wuus. He. WHIG T I OHN WILLIAM »i CKLKBRATKD . ~ r AST INDIA PAI.K. HTBONU. AND MILD ALL* JUT AND I'OKTKK. I' B 11 « K aUMLRV. fIfITS ...
... but consisting of a coat as blue, and a waistcoat as buff, as the well known garb of Charges James Fox. Moreover, like its Whig predecessor, the Liberal Unionist coat has brass buttons. Opinion is divided, and some bets have been made, on the question ...
... Anne made aim Lord High Treasurer, and he held office until 1710. Of Sunderland, whom Godolphm admitted the Ministry when the Whigs were successful at the poll in 1700, one two good stories are told. Here is specimen one occasion when invited to form Ministry ...
... Committees in this old Whig drees. If he does it will go some little way towards refuting Mr. Gladstone's contention that Fox was a Home Ruler. Here urn I, Mr. Courtney will able to say, wearing the uniform of Fox and the Whig party which I have traditional ...
... political parties Now to conclude and make end, Long life to our Queen Vicloria! May we soon see our nation free from tyrants Whig and Tory. And what could be' more satisfactory from a loyalist if not a temperance point of view than the following;— Sure ...
... practical harmony of the two Houses were sufficient to allow at least a large play of oar ties within tolerably safe limits. Both Whig and Tory tacitly acknowledged a certain constitutional area within which their strife might be conducted. It is now very different ...
... wras also cheered, moved a vote of thanks to Lord tondeaborough for presiding. He said that ?? years ago the Liberals and Whigs of the town so largely predominated that the Conservatives always had a majority of about 700 astthem. In 1874, however, many ...
... ever more heartily till they secured the return Ins friend Sir (George Sitwell. (Cheers.) Sixteen yeals ago the Liberals and Whigs the town so largely predominated that the Conservatives always had a majority of about 700 against them. In 1874, however, ...