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... The electors of Lancashire no doubt accepted Loan when first he sought their suffrages, simply as the candidate of the great Whig House to which he belongs. But the long and illustrious history of that family and the memorable services which successive ...
... presided over the recent Congress, Signor Ruggiero Bonghi, Member of the Council of State, should belong to the “ Moderate,” or Whig, Party: while, at the iaame time, the fact of his being chairman |of the Roman Peace Society dues not prevent Radicals from ...
... that they were clockwork figures of Hamlet and Ophelia, became LIVE CLOCKWORK FIGURES, full of alliterative appliances, “ whigging wheels,” “salads of springs,” and ‘“crops of common clockworl:” instead of all tge “ beautiful things they used to have inside ...
... but elementary wisdom to recognise and profit by it. What would have been thought of Free Traders some 50 years ago if, when Whigs and Liberals of that time were beginning to come over to them, Cobden and Bright had said, “We will go our own way; we care ...
... itself postponed sine die, THE CHANCELLOR OF CAMBRIDGE. The University of Cambridge has just declared unmistakeably that its old Whig traditions and its more recent support of Liberal Governments have not been sufficient to convert it to the views of Mr, Gladstone ...
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... them bet that the Liberal ‘arty had deserted its ciples. e (Lord Ripon) denied that (a jue). Pe Duke of Devonshire was born a Whig; (Lord Ripon) was not, and it seemed to he the fashion of those who were born Whizs to die Tories (laughter). After referring ...
... principles. He (Lord Ripon) denied that — (cheers) — the Duke of Devonshire was born a Whig. He (Lord Ripou) was not, and it seemed to be the fashion of those who 'were born Whigs to die Tories. (Laughter.) After referring to various statesmen who had attempted ...
... principles. He (Lord Ripon) denied that (applause). ' The Duke of Devonshire was born a Whig Jhe (Lord Ripon) was not, and it seemed to be the fashion of those who were born Whigs to die Tories (laughter). ' After referriug to various Statesmen who had attempted ...
... succeeded in returning the late Mr. Duncan McLaren, who defeated the late Mr. Adam Black, who was the representative of the old Whig, or Parliament Howe, party. Mr. Rose was an intimate friend of John Bright, who was always his political idol. The death of ...