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... him. At the worst he will have a very considerable following, and his denunciations of his former associates as traitors and Whig pensioners cannot miss having some effect upon a people often betrayed, and therefore naturally suspicious. The Unionists have ...

... contested Wenlock unsuccessfully, and has not until recently taken auy very forward part in local or general politics. A mild Whig,he became Liberal Unionist in 1886, and ainoo has been very energetic in promoting Liberal Unionist Associations and in attending ...

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... ust about as likely as the Queen sending for me to form a Cabinet—we shall not get it. The Tories, if they found tbat the Whigs were going to carry the measure, would cut in and bring forward the same measure another name. But in face of this—the discredit ...