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COLCHESTER ELECTION. GREAT LIBERAL VICTORY
... Colchester has always been regarded as Conservative stronghold, having only once or twice since the Reform Bill returned Liberal Whig. In 1888, the Conservative majority was 439, and in 1892, 61. ...
BAILIE CHISHOLM IN DENNISTOUN. WOISY MESTING. Blackfriare’ Hall, Dennis- Last night, within addressed a well ..
... time there were the Whigs and the Torics. (Interruption. | go and learn the A B C. ) know this young man; he is ing on his waintance with me. (Cheers.) I'm T have not angry at him, however. Laughter. , but the sympathy men in the Whigs of that day were the ...
PICKINGS FROM PARLIAMENT The Lords
... question of old age pensions. He sincerely hoped this would not considered a party question. It was one of those questions which Whig and Tory, Radical and Conservative, must carefully consider its merits. Before the question was taken up, there were, he thought ...
SCOTCH BANKRUPTS. (From the Edinburyh Gazette of yesterday
... the ‘would not be considered a party question. baton. Mr Cole is leader of the orchestra, It was one of those questions which Whig and the fact that the scenery has been and Tory, Radical and Conservative, must specially painted by Mr William Glover is carefully ...
A RADICAL RIR
... figure. r,ar!..n (!,.k Vr . Cokbeeter •• • Coolorl•ti we etroegbold, beetug .ly or twice sin. tb• Reform 1.:411 • Lib•ral or Whig. MR rRIMM.R Alit, TUN Kam.- Mr Primmer melts Popery in neertliong. In bin polpit on Kona., he declared That penple o.toplained ...
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... Deekeld, and Perth. al liquors, Rochnbers, Pertgordoe, bru.kle, KAM. ad betwees Yews and Porterahrmack. . AND. DOUUALL, Manages. Whig lawmen, ...
ee “and [| would mske that apply to he te UF saspenled. } aetual = — acts Lmperial HOUSE OF
... esk Mr James ‘Craig, the former member, | forward as cecond Liberal | Gls- to the Mi fesce, ts anid to be who hed of ice “ Whigs,” members hal resolved to support ond to the conclusion that ‘Tee Ooo a oa the attitede they took op last ia the evicted ten ...
Varieties!
... liaowN— I say, Jam, did you Mar about Smith a lit? Jaea—No, s ilt! He must have abaarad hie tailor. dna. VOLT Cuirroitza— Whig bat do you think woald gait bent Ramose Milliner—This ono. It sowers the most of your hew' MUD MIIITIMI— Min Balfour, I saw ...
Mr Chamberlain is his own wont enemy. All his foes need to do to present him with au abundant supply
... a determined effort to trip up Mr Gladstone. We all know the object of his radical programme. He wished to scuttle the old Whig ship and to set sail captain of the new Radical barque. His ambition over-reached itself, and Mr Chamberlain found himself ...
To the Editor of the Dundee Advertiser
... Public opinion is fast ripening in its favour. There are differences of opinion as to how it should be established, but “ Whig and Tory a’ agree” that farm servants should have it, and why Surely they have the same right to other tradesmen. If it is ...