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... treat with trade unions, but could they turn the clock back twenty-rive years? Such a defence could not be listened to. The Whig and the Tory parties had both legislated for and legalised trade unions, which were the only means by which the nun could obtain ...
... measures, ho never once took any part in debate, but contented himself with eeduloukly supporting the Whig leadera. The Dace was one of the very few Whig magnates who, after the death of An indigestion which has been slowly growing, resulting in flatulence ...
... measures, lie never took any part in debate, but contented himself with, sedulously supporting the Whig leaders. The duke was one of the very few Whig magnates who, after the death of Lord Palmerston, cordially accepted the leadership of Mr. Gladstone ...
... injury to the house Mrs. Fisher had just returned' to the Vicarage after the lug sad nursing of her little daughter, sadden her Whig present, slab her beamed.= the et messelsias at the Filbsts Team Ball. The tafda7i retired to at It p.m.. , leavlag ev as supamed ...
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... DsoucrATS. Whig party is nearly extinct, nnd that it will be killed and buried at tle rext General Election. But it must be remembered that a portion of the old Wsbig peurty remained with Mr. Gladatote at the time of the Home Rule split, and that Whig counlsels ...
... HACKNEY, N.E. TO ALL DOUBT OR DIFFICULTY MIL E S & CO.. CONSULTING SCALEM A K E S, 200, SHOREDITCH CONTINUE TO ADJUST SOAX.ES AND WHIG UTS BY CONI 4ACT. TO SEEP A I.VRG R STUCK NEW AND SECOND HAND GOODS, AND ALL HEP A IKS AND EXTBDUTOUSLY. JPJRESFiRVE SIGHT ...
... hoarser. In' abandoned • 'ear. Uhl.. and .1. voted of Urlibil Mates •nd I,'.litira. unmaking his previous connection the Whigs, attached hineelf to the then party. In Presehnt Van Soren appointed him Collector of at Neet.c.. and years later. tho of Mr ...
... Drummond took • prominent part in society and politica, says the Times' biographer, in the days of the alliance between the Whigs and O'Connell, based on what was known as the Lichfield House compact. An attempt was made to govern Ireland in a conciliatory ...
... 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, ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...