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... the Liberal party and its sapporters. It was here that the * beauti{el Duchess * Georgisna made the headquarters of the Whig party during the great struggle between Fox and Pitt ; and in more recent times the ** Ball-room,” to which in more exolusive ...
... there was the Whig drag on the Liberal coach, but if there was one thing he waa grateful for it was that the Irish question had swept eut the reactionary dirt and rubbish from the political etable. They had now lost, and he was grateful, the Whig element. ...
... in the forenoon, by Arthur George Chamberlin, Lsq - the auditor of Accounts relati to the Riief oPbe Poor for the Union in whi:g the sui i cistriet is vituste; wnd Lhe said Accounts wiil be deposited ut the said Bourd rovws for the inspection of all permons ...
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... Diocesan Conference, as well as in some published lectures on St. Luks and Chronicles. In politics the Bishop was ' s moderate Whig. He gradually separated from Mr. Gladstone, as the latter moved away from the old lines, and on the Home Rale q‘.t& was a strong ...
... name of Conservative would die away and also that of Liberal. Such things had taken place in times ast. It used to be the old Whig and Tory. It was rbon the Conservative and Liberal. Since then it had been the Radical and Unionist party, and now he thought ...
... great one,in moving too quickly. It is the function of the party to which we belong to temper progress with moderation. The Whig Lord Macaulay said the old Tory party supplied ballast to the ship of State. The Unionist party to-day exercises a similar ...