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... It is necesss: |that he should do eo, for there is a tradition antipathy to Toryism in the burgh of Wick. | Bir | the old Whig days, and even after Whiggism ga wf place to the number of avowed Tori in the town could have been counted on ti h ;|fingers ...
... ; Wazebth aad :bedew, Polish. log Paste, Ream sad I.' grottos, Carpet and Beaters, Tacks, Nails, Ochres, at troanarreiger, Whig. Street. ...
... Great Britain, by Irish Nationalist votes. It is a strange, an appalling, phenomenon, which all who were ever regarded as Whigs or Liberals till this last decade would have regarded as impossible and incredible. Against this most reactionary and degrading ...
... Muntz , John Collins , . ind other well-known Eadica-ls o * those days . The imprisonment of the Chartist le .-iders by the Whig Government during 183 S-9 attracted great attention , and in July 1840 Arthur O'Neill was sent as . 1 delegate from Glasgow ...
... newspapers , severally representing the two great political parties of the time . In his poliiicai principles Barnard was an ardent Whig , and when -Mr Miller , editor of Tlie Monitor , the leading organ o ! that party in Middle Alabama , retired from \\\ s position ...
... to-day as ever it did : The Tories thought it their duty to govern the people (for their good) as a disposable property ; the Whigs thought it their duty to govern as trustees of the nation according to their own discretion. The constitution of both parties ...
... resod it bock the foil well be refrodid. A handsome Albert Chao Tao if thi,. onnouocesuent sot wall • the orte. Travel the Whig le value. Z. Illeasore 1 Atm Wahl. a gigantic mimeo. Highly Mashed t-plate, jewelled Spradly plates. Amirofely prof ire ...
... soldiers in the fight' as winsome William loved to call them—were to receive many pound sterling during the winter months from the Whig war chest, replenished by thase funds, set aside by Parnell his wisdom to meet some unexpected emergency. The emergency has ...
... tho motives by which they were swayed , and raises , without settling , some curious points in Parliamentary ethics . The Whigs had violentl y opposed the abuses in tho creation of Peers , as the privilege had been exercised in Barley ' s Administration ...
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... tithe rem Motto by a brad, three ',media between : second and third. Pat Ibnuon ens TO. whim. : objected a tue boring. and Whig Mitrtatwel hi the ihe was the beim ' warded to The ohm.e and to M. 13. I We same.. ...
... his | attitude on the temperance question. The rank and file of the party were at sixes and sevens. There were the official Whigs who were looking for votes in the hope of turning out the . present Government, and he rather thought his opponent belonged ...