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... of Robert Southey, written is July, 1104, betrays the staaschaess of his A sew ideates, he says, might throw out essay Whigs, bat they would be meetly replaced by Radicals I do sot say this would be casting sot devils by Beelzebub, because it is difficult ...
... hearing the name of a new appointment in the Chapter, there was wrung from him the passionate exclamation : I have served the Whigs all my life, and now they send me down a Canon who doesn't know clubs from spades. Whist at the Universities furnishes ...
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... Lord Rosebery's visit to Bristol to unveil statue of Burke, Lord Weymouth observed that Burke though strong party man, Whig of the Whigs, without hesitation forsook his party when he believed they were going wrong. He loved Charles Fox, but he forsook him ...
... of their opponents. When she was doing so she felt sometimes like Job. (Laughter.) That was what she felt when reading the Whig of last Monday. They said she could advance Home Rule better by staying at home. It was her duty to come, and she came. That ...
... as coon so pomade, this arrangement being originally miggested by Mr. Lord Lansdowne'a grandfather, who was • leader of the Whig party for mom than fifty years, refused • dukedom four thew. The ttoal of the Chneral Committee el the Church Congress, wee ...
... reform epoch. They have done the happy deepatch more than once. The Corn Laws went down before the steady doctrinairism of the Whig Lords. They were orthodox Free Traders, and swept away the stubborn resistance of the old country party, who loved to pose ...
... Rosebery's visit to Bristol to unveil a statue of Burke, Lord Weymouth observed that Burke though a strong party man, a Whig of the Whigs, without hesitation forsook hie party when he believed they were going wrong. He loved Charles Fox, but he forsook him ...
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... pnhsible, this arrangement being originally suggested by Mr. Gladstone. Lord Lansdowne's grandfather, who was a leader of the Whig party for more than fifty years, refused a dukedom four times. Lord and Lady Bath are about to entertain a series of shooting ...