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... vote, and one vote one value. But the Liberal Party in 1891, having shed its Whigs (and moreover being in Oppo- sition), does not stand where it did in 1885, when the Whigs were drags on its wheels. Mr. STANSFELD is going to move with the hearty support ...
... reasonIMr. Gladstone had not ?? the st one in.ar one: vote proposal in his 1884 Reform Dill was it that Lord H1artington -and Whig obstructionists would erin erich a case lance brokers up the Liberal Cabinet, Lor~d Hartington's attention has been called ...
... Coercion Bills their rightful name, and he would e have gone to the stake rather than vote for es a permanent one. In 1833 the Whigs intro- n faced a particularly severe specimen of the v type, and Pw rote to CROKER, If I had P given an account of English ...
... registration superin- tendents be appoinited to prepar'e the voters' lists. B3riefly,' the whole Tory party, tim Coercoen Whigs, and the Cluambeilnin trio-consisting of 'I'iaitor Joe, his brother Rdichaid, and the emaniicipatsd peasant, Jesse Cofliug ...
... origin of some 0] English trees. Where ancient liniesstand, wenay tl believe, 'he says, that the old planter of them ti was a Whig. and grew th em in honour of Dutch w WILI. The lime, is a temperate and Con- %V stitational tree of liberty. On the other hand ...
... these tanda thau they did from the land itself. The Liberal, insisted upon testing thes amount of sympaty Shich the Tories and Whigs have for the agricultural laboure. On a division, 131 of these gantry voted against giving the ?? labourers any portion of ...
... auy genuine reforms out of this precious alliance. What we wvas the most elementary of Liberal principles? s, There was no Whig so antique or so thick-headed a. but that Ile considered that the most glorious jewels in the crown of his party were the ancient ...
... cant and hypocrisy, and in this connection ]li took a special dislike to the present ex- Lord Chancellor Selborno, a Coercion Whig. Selborne *.vas then Sir Roundel Palmer, a Chancery lalwyer, known as the compiler of a book of hymns. It is re- lated that ...
... lobby of the Com mons is Earl Spencer, who is anl ?? and stanitel supporter of Mr. Gladstone, aithough beloceg- d ing to an old Whig family. Journrllists a e a grect featurc of the lobby. Velyfreituentev they ocitnnmle)er the membere present. They stad hiere ...