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... opponent, a PIT ACCIDENT NEAR AIRDRIE. ...
... that the old Whigs had been the grand of a grand old cause—(cheers)—bat these men bad not the ‘Thew politics were of a sickly The old political hte-blood was dried up mi their Veins. The glorious old faith which burned for ceatur in Whig hearts was sbriveiled ...
... classes by which up. savings the Civil spirit of the Constitution, according to the late Mr BE. Boaveric, one of the ameng the Whig aristocracy on the subject, is hostile to the idea that the all. at allusions to the House of Lords wera ‘Nor do we that Sir ...
... remarks he did about the possibility of his having betrayed his party by personal miscendUCt. LADY CARLISLE AND THE MODERN WHIGS. The advocates of woman's suffrage and of advanctxl political cause have obtained a distinguished recruit in the person of ...
... old Whigs were the grand old champions of a grand old cause, but these men have not the fibre. Their politics are of a sickly hue. The old political life blood is dried up in their veins. The glorious old faith which burned for centuries in Whig hearts ...
... uttered John Bright at his best. Take her treatment of the Whigs—the Fitzwilliams in England, or the Dalrymples in Scotland—who follow Lord Hartington. Well do I know (she said) “that the old Whigs were the grand old champions of a grand old cause, hut these ...
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... the-Constitution , which , according to thelatij ? ilr E . V . Bouverie , one of the greatest authoritieij . imung the . Whig aristocracy on thp subject , is hostili ; to the idea . that the Sovereign should possess 2113 private property at all .- Nor ...
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... respects successful in their mission. definition of the Whigs of his time applies most Hazurrr’s Dzrixition or a Watc.—Hazlitt’s accurately to the so-called nionist” of the present period. “A Whig is a trimmer, who dares to be neither rogue nor honest ...
... could not vote, under water. Great | this he fell into the water. mate then cession, and the one ‘The other | the successful Whigs again into power. Mr end in 1000, while in Vienna 42 per cont. of the) admitted, yet no one will Geny that he ie a man alarm ...