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... success. Dr. Cameron described the measure as dishing the Scotch Whigs. As Dr. Cameron says so it is not for a Southron loon to deny the existence of such a class; but Vf any Scotch Whigs do survive, the bill should certainly dish them. The raises of the ...
... caucus scheme had been so successful as to convert many of his own party who had held aloof from his peculiar dodges. Whigs, Liberals, and Radicals bowed down; before this NAPOLEoN of Franchise manipula- I tion. Our object in reviewing this chapter ...
... position as a first-clasz Power. We i do not want the Empire broken up into three or I four Federai States. Trulv veurs. A AN OLD WHIG & CON-STl'UJTIONALIST. i Exeter, April 17th, 1889. i ...
... the criminal want of principle which has allowed the Dissentient Liberals to bring i out Mr. ALBERT BiaGnT. The claims of the Whig and Radical seceders are indeed too pre- posterous to bear a moment's investigation. With the exception of the Eastern Division ...
... for the Central Division of Birmingham should occasion oder. In 1886, Mr. B1I1GHTW, to his eternal hononi; was amongst those Whig and Radical statesmen who preferred patriotism to party, and the Co0nservatives offered no opposition to the return ci the ...
... Hariington and Derby, who have not a scintilla of Liberalism in their nature, who are types of the old, stilted, anti- quated Whigs. Soon, we doubt not, the final change will come, for there is only one more possible, and that this chameleon of political ...
... anticipating with interest his forthcoming life of the late Alexander Russel, of the Scotsman. MIr. Russel's unswerving advocacy of Whig principles, and the humorous and incisive manner in which social and ecclesiastical questions were treated in the columns of ...
... party in the House of Commons ' -afford- us all consolation. The MEMBER FOR; : MIDLOTHIIAN remains a fit companion for such r Whig peers as remain to us, Lord RosE-n 1BEry, Lord ABERDuEN, Lord :SPErNCi, Lord i tRIPeN, and, the rest. We grievea nt s those ...
... Churchill before he decided not m e to go to Birmingham. Lord Randolph or is now angry with Mr. Chamberlain and the cr o Whigs. Though they are not angry with Lord at Pandolph, they are naturally very angtry at the et naction of the Conservative party ...
... between VoLTTAr and d uRousi, e Sir, said the doctor, who, by tho way r4 r far more liberal in his Irish poli C than any ' Whig of his day, exct BU , it is impossible to settle the PM. e ?? of inot hatweenl them-. Lbasb, B- 3&3SL W32Qb win VeAx on the ...
... are sympathizers with Mr. Parnell, and, out of regard to the ordeal he has passed through, desire to do him honour. The old Whig influence of Parliament House is, as it has always been, against the popular feeling, and the speakers at the public meetings ...
... of British justice. , The motley crew of old-fashioned Tories, z steady-going Conservatives, Tory Democrats, discontented Whigs, shambling Liberals. and s renegade Radicals, of which Lora SiAxtsRa is e captain or commodore, find it impossible to e prevent ...