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... care to quarrel with his Grace on the very morning of the shoot. The subject of their difference was politics. The Duke was a Whig—so Whiggish as to be almost autocratic in his views ; Tom must therefore needs air the maxims of Tory Democracy, which the ...
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... immediate return of the money. Cant be done, four lordship.” said the cabman, grinning. Can’ll Why not?” rejoined the immortal Whig. Why, my lord, I thought grant nobleman like yon of ooorsa meant to give me the money ae compensation for the honour driving ...
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... Government by the Newcastle programme wanted to opmeverything in the leery, but they had now found wit the fatal mr.take Whig, they haul mode. Their own acts really turned them ant and there nut a doubt slant it that the Local Veto Bill—which was directly ...
... direction. But we have to do something more than this too. We must take advantage of the disgust of the Radicals with their Whig betrayers and Liberal misleaders to appeal directly to them to join with us in an organised and determined agitation to force ...
... mibmilling bee handwriting M es es; anti fred kif *ls IlDWArte C 1.41111, UAL—She icombee trek* as to the entimehip of tbe Whig le rootlets. Mr. masked by Bra IIDWAILD CLAIM., oßrnsby kl., rid be me the bushaed ef the plaintiff. He .1)0101gdof the theePoeue ...
... by the selection of Lord Ampthill to second it in the House of Lords prominence is given to the notable fact that the great Whig house of Russell by its leading representatives supports the Unionist Government. Of Lord Ampthill himself much may be expected ...
... Parliament with the largest majority his party has enjoyed during the present century. It falls, however. short of that which the Whigs obtained after the passing of the Reform Bill in 183:5. The Liberal insjority was then 300, or oonsiderably more than two to ...
... Gibson won by eight lengths. This race has an interesting history. Thomas Doggett, a fine actor in his day, was so sound a Whig that he instituted the race in honour of the accession of George I. to the English throne. In 1716 he left money which permitted ...