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... Justin M'Carthy, M.P., and Sir E. IL Russell, now editor of the Liverpool Daily Post. In 1868 Mr Alexamlei Russel, the great Whig editor of the North, offered him the post of assistant editor of the Scotsman, and on Mr Russet's death, for a few years ...
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... as the so-called leaders were concerned. Even then, and quite apart from Home Rule, there was hopeless divergence. The slow Whig instincts of the Duke of Devonshire were incompatible with the restless Radical activity of Mr Chamberlain. In any case, A ...
... Justin MCarthy, M.P., and Sir E. R. Russell, M.P., now editor of the Liverpool Dail Post. In 1868 Alexander Russell, the great Whig editor of the North, ottered him tho poet of assistant editor of the Scotsman, which under Mr Russell's direction had already ...
... Jackson ; C. F. Whigham, Tantallon ; Stanley Frov, London ; T. B Maddison. Ranelagh ; C. H. Mcm, Biarritz- A- R. Aitken ; L. C. Whig-ham ; E. D. Prothero ; J. A. Xeilson ; Thomas Anderson, Prestwick; ti. W. Hillyard, Leicestershire; H. E. Taylor; J. R. Gundiuer ...
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... malcontent itadioals--took the opportunity of Home Rule to join the Tory party. It would perhaps be more correct to say that the Whigs, in refusing to go forward, were overtaken and assimilated by the leisurely advancing Tory hosts. Where the v .n--guard is ...
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... disaffected to the Hanoverian intruders. The men of Navar and Lethuot were lord to the House of Stuart, and no covenanting Whig was ever begotten under the dreary shadow of Wirreu. The Hey. Hobert Thomson of Lathing, in 1715, did moot shamefully mad ...
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