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... question is the Union of England and Scotland. Let all the Whigs of 1704 rally round us. There is at least one of the old party left to lead us. One well-known morganatic golfer is a consistent Whig of 1704. What better leader? In his full vigour, yet commanding ...
... measures, be haver ore took soy port in deb.te, but contented himself with wele!ously suppor.ihg the Whig leaden. The Duke was of the very few Whig roandotes who, otter the death of Lord Palmerston, cordially acaepte.i tie Imiwohip of Mr. Gisdstooe, ...
... much the regularity as during the few days. Conaidershie progress iebeing with thegoods' traffic, mom empties and more men Whig eniployertuithattlepartment than hitherto. Over all the system men are ma* Iwoltheagh others are leaving their work. Nevertheless ...
... detained four days by herds of buffalo, and they fregrmatly have to use a Gelding gun on the cow•catcler to prevent the locomotive Whig pueltel off the , track by grizzly bearer Yee, sir. You further acquainted them with the els, cumetance that the Digger ...
... day when the judgment was given with regard to the special commission, the whole of the Liberal Party, English and Irish, Whigs and Radicals, rose from their seats and vociferously cheered Mr. Parnell. Mr. Gladstone himself rose from his usual seat and ...
... they mean nearly anything and commit you to nothing. Even better are the names which are or have become Proper Names, such Whig and Tory. Once they had inner significance; but not many of those who use thein knew what it was. As we used to say at school ...
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... that the admission of two fu million citizens to the enjoyment of full am political rights, threatened at the same time nf by Whigs in the House of Commons, not to re say the Cabinet, and by Tories in the House of TI Lords, was cheaply purchased by the postpone- ...
... Richard Sharp, known in the salons of the Regency and Reform periods as Conversation Sharp. She herself was a favourite in Whig circles and the friend of Lord John Russell and Macaulay. After Mr. Drummond's death she received her friends, old and new ...