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... valuable assistance were especially interested. It is characterise of the Liberal party which has thrown off the retarding Whig chrysalis that it is consumed with concern for the social welfare of the people. Mr. Billson, in his political opinions, strongly ...
... Lord Hartington appears to hold the fate of the Bill in the hollow of his hand. But whatever the decision of the prince of Whigs may be, the nature the reception which the Protectionist proposal will meet with in the country has been placed beyond all ...
... Conservatism. Mingling in the society English gentlemen 1 ' appears to hare been less agreeable to the taste of the writer in the Whig weekly than to that of the new aspirant for drawing-room honours, Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, of Birmingham, and sometime author ...
... democratic franchise, will settle once and for all the reality of the Liberalism of Mr. Chamberlain, and his family party, and th e Whig retinue who cling to the Bkirts of Lord Hartington. Sir George Trevelyan, with an eye for effective illustration, points to ...
... leave the parsons in the lurch By disendowmet't of the Church: To save the prey from other prigs They'll it just to dish the Whigs ; Or, to outwit the Grand Old Fool, They'll try their system of Home Rule, Bringing it iu with acclamation. Vowing they've ...
... and said it would be swept away by the rank and file. He charged Lord Hartington with having brought about the suicide of the Whig party. The Liberal party could be satisfied with their position, and he absolutely endorsed all that Mr. Morley had said at ...
... great point to which politics were com in ? in this country was not so much what we called ourselves, whether we should be Whigs orTories, but whether the whole condition of the working-classes and the 1 iditions of the voters could not, by careful ...
... this principle—(cheers)—the same principle that the Whigs themselves fought for at the time of the Iribh Union. (Cheers.) He should like read a few words spoken Mr. Fox, who was the leader of the Whig party in 1800; and he thought they would agree with ...
... adopted. The slaughter-house question was again adjourned until a more suitable site could be recommended by the Surveyor. THI WHIG H-BBIDGE. A long discussion took place with regard to the weighbridge, tbe Board's tenant having recently left, and the we ...
... Lord Randolph Churchill was reported to have stated, the authority of kohib news paper, which did not name, that I, an old Whig, and now moderate Liberal Unionist, had formally joined the Primrose League, and he added that wished other Liberal Uniorists ...
... dflidflpd Vehm-gericht. There was once a famous sandel whise *Hiimwny,” siss of (e’ seme newspaper (when it was a fine old crusted Whig journal) was summoned and “ warned off.” That 1s the dread sentence, the worst that the Newmarket inquisitors can pass. They ...