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... stamp of the labour leaders of to-day. The Liberal |tarty had become the Labour partr, ; they had purged themselves of the whig element. were on the eve of new order things. From the new cures which had become necessary for the evils around the Liberal ...
... Lord Salisbury seemed always anxious to bring them into conflict with the Commons, and now that restraining influence of the Whigs had been withdrawn by their l»eing absorbed in the stagnant pool of the Tory swamp the result was likely to be momentous. ...
... county had been the peculiar preserve of the Whig party, and to contest it required magnificent fortune. But they would have William Wilberforce and no other. A sum of £18,000 was subscribed, and the Whigs eventually declining to tight, Wilberforce was ...
... (Cheers.) There was sitting on hia (Sir John’s) left their old friend Sir William Guise —the representative one the greatest Whig families m the county ; on the other hand there was their excellent friend Mr. John Bellows, who had drawn himself aloof from ...
... grad.* politics. Serious thinker* both in religion and politics—members of the Church of Rn?ltndand Nonconformist bodice. Whig and Try. Radical and Conservative -all thought alike on th- subject, and all wished that the should b* highly educated. They ...
... We have the most nol le utteran the wi till the last. Had we gi Mr. root nd branch denuncia i arile: th timorous at ns of Whigs lik Lore fart ton, M if and Sir Henry Tames Mr. signific: they are when read in le relation to some of the el pS HOW IT m bei ...
... the opportunity to observe in debate that time was when the House was divided in twain, the contending parties being either Whig or Tory, or by the later modification Liberal and Conservative. Now, said Mr. O'Donnell, there’s a third party—the Irish Party ...
... and his friends are making all the capital they can out of his former connection with the Liberal party. But Mr. Monk, once a Whig, is now no better than a Tory of the most cerulean hue, and must be regarded as such. He comes to Gloucester as the avowed ...