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... to sosim than Mr Webster did during the time he represented the oily. 'Though at an earlier period he had been classed as • Whig, be had gradually expanded into closer sympathy with the advanced wing et the Liberal party, and when M.P. fur the city he ...
... Senatus conferred him the honorary degree of LL.D.-an honour, in his case, well merited. Mr Webster, in his earlv years, was a Whig in politics : and in his municipal career he was associated, along with Mr Alexander Nicol and Mr George Jamieson, with the ...
... from the Town Council on the expes.! • Lion of his Prevost/whip in November, INO. I • Mr Webster, in his early yeses, was • Whig in politics- and in his municipal be was ainociated, along with Mr Alexander Nicol and Mr °gorge Jamieson, with the Whiggish ...
... inquiry of this kind ft is desirable to leave all' party names out .of 'the'question, to forget for the moment fall about Whigs, Tories, Radicals, Union- ists, and Separatists, and to concentrate attention upon broad principles of public r utility. The ...
... any inquiry of this kind it is desirable to leave all party names out of the question, to forget for the moment all about Whigs, Tories, Radicals, Unionists, and Separatists, and to concentrate attention upon broad principles of public utility. The party ...
... described the housing or the poor, he would give Ministerial placeman and moderate attention to the needs of the agricultural Whig—had done during the thirty years ho: labourer. Disestablishment takes the had been member. Mr Barry declared thai; v , og t ...
... Lonnie you any tiTIMNPLT MLINCIR - woe lutucer. Or WI of quarrel withyesoi—Ns. mid that the worst of it L., I feel they era Whig perfectly in the matter, and they !mhore they aid ma me retort to feel play s Are yea rending hint any letter written Ly Sir ...
... challenged the representation with the sitting members. But Banffshire, with Mr Duff—a Ministerial placeman , and moderate Whig—what reason, he again asked, could any Radical advance why the representation (should not be contested?—(applause.) He might ...
... his seat on the back bench on the Opposition side—thus opening the Parliamentary career of another generation of the great Whig family. , . , Sir William Hart-Dyke submitted the education scheme in a long and rather rambling, though frank and clear, speech ...
... the of Ear Marischal, and was, moreover, Qu'il st-/««• peiidre aiUeura —“Let him and •n 1681. shortly before lu f f’ of the Whig connection, whereby he had hang himself elsewhere.” The theory is that, but his successor was upholder ot i j ® j jie patriotic ...
... tin- Cua«-rvativw. had con**- to i-niU*! BaiilT ahire h* the tin'a n* • • tr.at a hum enlu'il ai a |.!vv man a liealei rate Whig —waa n‘»t giving latirfarteju to tininoro o|iine>n.- tin t.'-ionty. lleh.ei ilwayn l»« a ll■■«e• Huh-r, bat not af’i r tlio ...
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