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... Equality. I(Cheers.) They bud in North Cumberland a new oppo- nent, a man who once foueht the Tories, who nowv fought with them-a Whig. (Laughter.) She trusted they would not approve of the political sample and order more of it. (Laughter.) Fo'r, us truth, they ...
... towa~rds Liberalism when he becamne a Peelite. A high authority in those days declared that ;Stanley was a Tory, Rlussell a Whig, and that Peel was a RLadical, .although Stanley called himself a Liberal, anxd Russell was looked upon as the head of the ...
... explanation ? The Universitv Oxford had rejected Mr. Gladstone, so of course Mr. Gladstone had turned his back upon it. Again, the Whigs had rejected hint, course he turned his back upon them. There was nothing in either incident to shock the conscience of a ...
... words quoted, on the third reading of Mr. Disraeli's Franchise Bill. INDEPENDENT RADICAL ON THE SUDDEN GYRATIONS OF THE GREAT WHIG PARTY. The following is what Mr. Roebuck (Independent Radical) has said:—l advocated its being done in 1835; but the right ...
... the mouth of Lord Russell- In the sessiou of 1846, when Sir Robert Peel had proposed the repeal of the Gore Law, a meeting of Whig peers was held at Lawdowns Houma, Lord Russell (then Lord John) being present. One spoke after another in favour of throwing ...
... I respectfully ask why Geordy calls Conservatives Tories? WodUl it not equally fair for Conservatives to call Liberals Whigs?— very : sincerely, A STAUNCH TRADES UNIONIST. ARE WILD BEASTS A NUISANCE? TO THE EDITOB THE SHEFFIELD DAILY TELEGRAPH. Sir ...
... the mouth of Lord Russell. In the session of 1846, when Sir Robert Peel had proposed the repeal of the Corn Law, a meeting of Whig peers was held at Lans- downe House, Lord RusseU (then Lord John) being present. One spoke after another in favour of throwing ...
... the explanation ? The University of Oxford had rejected Gladstone, of course Mr Gladstone had turned bia back it. Again, the Whigs had rejected him, so of course he turned his back upon thtm. There was nothing in either incident to shook the conscience of ...
... no humilia- tion through which to drag his helpless followers, in his contempt for principle and his resolve to dish the Whigs, 30 those who have inherited his cynical contempt for morality in politics, boast of that bar sinister on the Tory escutcheon ...
... a labour candidate. Then a Whig made his appearance. Burns programme was a solid labour one. Weil, now, where did we find this arch trade unionist, and what did we fina him doing? We find him at Nottingham. where this Whig Colonel 'Seeley was fighting ...
... serious abeit the governments • 4 Bine countries, the tendency of Ile, most perfezt of federate.ii yet known good. That strong Whig, Sir ('.-ifiewall Lewie, ins Is iwerf ill and not too friendly criticism of tho American Republic, said The f:oventment CI ...
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