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... measure due to the fact that the leaders of the old Whig party were essentially aristocratic and oligarchial. Lord Beaconsfield called the Whig government the Venetian system. In the golden book of the Whigs few names were ever inscribed. Politics were a game ...
... HOME RULE FOR ULSTER. The Belfast Northern Whig to-day propounds ascheme for Ulster Home Rule Bill. Its main pro- . visions are that it should be based on the Local Government Bill of Mr. Balfour, that the representative system should be thoroughly carried ...
... carry the Home Pule Bill this session. He anticipates the collapse cf tho Irish Whig party. He recognises that sooner or later the Irish members -even the most devoted Whigs—will be obliged to vote against the Government to defeat it, and to go the country ...
... measure due to the fact that the leaders of the old Whig party were essentially aristocratic and oligarchial. Lord Beaconsfield called the Whig government the Venetian system. In the golden book of the Whigs few names were ever inscribed. Politics were a game ...
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