... that they must be Whigs, baaaasa their fathara were Whig, before them (oriea of Ho What wanted to point oat to them waa that the Whig of part ago waa vary diSaraot sum the of the praaent day. and the Badioai waa aa diflerant bom the Whig past age aa was ...

... but elementary wisdom to recognise and 'troth by it. What would have leen theoght of Free Traders some 50 years ago if, when Whigs and Liberals that time were beginning to come over to them, Cobden and Bright had said, We will go our own way; we care nothing ...

... in 5). I am not one with strongly lioatile views to the Government. I thought, when I entered Parliament, we hail enough of Whig rule. bare g; more from Cons-restive-4 in respect of insttt $ affecting winking men than the Lib:rals would ever dare bare ...

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... used in place of *rather; and anaanosally there is a flat formal bow et velvet Is front, with. a peat. buckle in the alstr•—• Whigs which gess well with • taller. Hats with low, flek crowns and rather broad, *knight are still very fashionable. Them, in Mask ...

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... him, and had simply taken ad vantage his splendid oratory, great resource aud magnificent energy, that they might dish the Whigs. This one incident Lowe’s career points once example and moral to Liberal Unionism. After all, Home Rule is not the alpha and ...

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... strong and democratic program, have won **hands down,”” while the shillys-hallying oues, the go-betweens, the men of whom Whigs and ¢ Unionists ’ are made, have gone down before the foe After a hard and bitter battle, the electors have declared not ouly ...

... cause of improvement electors who attempted to register their votes in the there is practically no change in the demand for Whig’s favour. As the poll progressed the rough labour; a few trades have slightly improved, but elements became uproarious, they ...

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