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... easily understood. Probably if her politics were to be defined at the present moment she might be classed as a Whig-Unionist. She began as a Whig under Lord Melbourne, to whom she was infinitely indebted for political tuition and train- ing. She remained ...
... used, and two young men were badly injured. Later on a young reporter na,mec1 McKeown, on the staff of the Belfast Northern Whig, while proceeding to the Royal Hospital to make the usual inquiries, was attacked by the crowd and so badly injured that he ...
... forsook Mr GLADSTONE and all his works and the Liberal party as well. But the Duke of ARGYLL never was a Liberal. He was a Whig upon the principles of a century ago, which meant a Tory in disguise. He called himself a Liberal Conservative, but with all ...
... was spent, we will not say squandered, without much regard to economy. But the ratepayers were powerless then. Some Tory or Whig Lord Lieutenant, and Lord Chancellor, appointed the magnates, who are accus- tomed to do what they like with their own, and ...
... present him to a good living as soon as he was old enough. Strange to say, the Duke's candidate was unsuccessful, He was a Whig, and it is suggested that the Tories must have been more liberal. In the manuscripts in possession øf the present Duke of Somerset ...
... yisiting pack got away, but Huaaey kicked roand ctererly^xid agwn the Ctty wen Jia* wact on and Jones ran cleverly down the left whig, but Jones was stopped close to the line Cardiff kept up the pressure, two or three scrums fol- o^ing on fee ...
... at Llandaff Court in 1677. Admiral Mathew commanded the Mediterranean Fleet. It is re- lated of him that he was a pronounced Whig, while his vice-admiral (Lestock) was a Tory. During those excited times in our political history party feeling ran high, and ...
... SOUTH WALES AND TH | RESTORATION. [BY W. R. WILLIAMS.] MILFORD AND PEMBROKE. Some light is thrown upon the manner in whig some of our earlier liphhousea were erected Dy the warrant granted on his own petition to^ttenry Brunscard, 28th February, 1665, ...
... Watkin Williams (afterwards Judge), Mr Henry Richard ard others whom the people chose to represent them instead of the Tory a.nd Whig members. Before this time the landlord and the aristocrat in Wales went to Parliament by virtue of long custom and a sort of ...
... fight on the side of Lord Beaconsfield, for as he then told the party leaders, he (the speaker) had no parochial prejudices, Whig or Tory, he was an Imperialist. (Laughter.) Well, he was sent- to fight Elgin Boroughs, which the party leaders told him would ...
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