... previous evening. Sir William Harcocrt had reproached the Duke of Devonshire with having destroyed the old Whig Party. If, replied the Dure, the Whig Party was only a respectable head to be dragged at the tail of the Radical Party there would be little matter ...

... t the Government that he most forcibly shows the utter impossibility liberal re-ur>r under revolutionary flag. The former Whig party had,” says, firm belief in popular righta, strong attachment to the Constitution, and an equally strong attachment to ...

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... death to the proverbial haystack. * That the flowing tide was with the Socialist Deputies was manifest. The Conservatives and Whigs for the most part held themselves aloof, sullen and preoccupied. But the Socialists who surrounded and formed a bodyguard for ...

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... Stevenson, tho man, his friend writes thus“ Of all his wonderful variety of characteristics and endowments, varying from those Whig to the amiable traits m illon, none fails to find expression his works. Among them all, kindness and courage were predommant ...

... a Government of to-day is encompassed by enemies that were never upon the scene when Parliament was made up exclusively of Whigs and ‘Tories. The Liberals cannot make progress without the assistance of the Home Rulers, the teetotallers, and the labour ...

... after which the revolt against Radicalism and its Irish supporters bids fair to be far more pronounced than at present. It is a Whig tradition to cling to dlice to the last moment, and therefore it is to be expected, that the Radical journals will endeavor ...

... players. Searle had stop though very frequently the inside right, and Squires and Dew were perhaps the two most dangerous ra-m whig on the field. After Barnet’s lead several corners fell to Avenue, and Squires, who took the kicks, never failed once. Kinsley ...