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... Liberal one the most niggardly of all. Was it not a divine opportunity to dish the Whigs? So the card was pla3ed and it succeeded to admiration in all things but one—the Whigs refused to be dished. Not only the German Liberals but the Conservatives and Poles ...

... party for their efforts to amsnd the Home Rule Bill, and for their advocacy the cause the political prisoners, condemning the Whig members who consented reduction of the Irish representation at Westminster, without gaining any real advantage. ...

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... hwent in both countries, likely to do ? This is the question which is exercising the minds of some of his Conservative and Whig coadjutors. And it is not perhaps a little significant that Mr Chamberlain's denial of the story told at his expense is mainly ...

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... Free State. With the shining exceptions of Lord John and Lord Stanley the Colonial Office was misadministcred the while by Whig incapables, the chief offender being Lord Glenelg on whom the definition of the Kaffir as an irreclaimable savage' inflicted ...

... and rejoinder. As it is,however, it is with Macaulay's twelfth chapter rather than with King or Harris, or anysof the other Whig authorities combated by Davis, that one now compares the Nationalist leader*, work. To begin with, the bias in both is evident ...

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... Bishop, his language and conduct were in entire consistency with the kindliness, the munificence, the love of learning, the Whig politics, and the doctrinal latitudinarianism of his earlier life '—quite the right way to speak of a good old scholar. There ...

... prepared . by ^ Mr ,. W-.-H . ^ Mallock ;^ and -Lady Gueridbleri Ka ' Thsden . ^ He was awell ; bredcourUy and . agreeable • - Whig' ; 01 ' ' the old . ' school , 7 witt ( tair caTiaclly f , Qr ; ad miliistration 1 , . and _ a . full . shara of common-sense ...