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... rnces, but they were very muen smaller than those in the Liberal museum, where they had a variety of politicians from the old Whig the Socialist and the cattle driver. Unionists should consolidate resist tampering with the constitution, to maintain the Union ...
... of all parties, was of the last of the intellectual Whigs—h believer in the principle of govcrn- (provided that individual liberties and rights had been constitutionally and legally ■retired on Whig lines) by the speciallj■ndowed few rather than by the ...
... important ground gnne. that Gladstone dealt the old Whig party its death blow, and that the Liberals iu the House of Commons lost nearly all whatever support they had previously had amongst the Whig aristocrats in the House of Lords. Lord Rosebery is ...
... found adulterated the extent pec cent.! moccasin Registered MEN S FOOT WEAR. -yy j^JELYILLE inform you that he has OPENED at Whig street. Cheltenham, with s ...
... BULLER AND TRUE BLUE The late General Sir Redvers Bullcr was, on tlie maternal side, a grandson of Lord Henry Howard, the Whig, who in 1759 contested with Mr. John Pitt, the Tory candidate, the Parliamentary representation of the city of Gloucester, ...
... MENTIONING THIS PAPER. SHEPARD & CO., 3 COLONNADE, CHELTENHAM, GREAT SALE OF IRONMONGERY. (Under a Deed of Alignment). F. J. WHIG Hr, 163 HIGH STREET, CHELTENHAM. THE WHOLE THIS STOCK MUST REALISED AT ONCE. AS THE ATI? IS BEING WOUND UP, AND THE TENANCY ...
... side of the Unionists. belonged the old school of Irish Liberals, who thought that the salvation this country could worked out Whig lines. During his Parliamentary career The O’Conor Don passed two important Irish Acta. He was a member of number of Royal ...
... prepared the ground for future reforms on th.9 part of both parties. Both Grey and Melbourne* were the most Conservative the Whigs of the old school; and the Radicals in their heterogeneous majority, though they were the individualistic school, are in measure ...
... home, and neither supported the cause in money or by prrsonal work, whilst those who worked the hardest were those whom the Whigs shied stoi-es at first (hear, hear, and applause). He believed the Conservatives bad the Stroud seat in (heir own Lands if ...
... has forwarded letter to the Liberal Association, intimating bo has decided to retire from the candidatUThe Belfast “Northern Whig” of Saturday savs the Duke and Duchess York will, before the summer is over, another visit to Ireland. It is their Royal Highness's ...
... boreugh of Tew hisb tiyas to Parli a two, then one, tas the division past Cae ut ed with man ihe then th. \ nati, as t the Whig of thos. the Conservative CAMA Man cc: pay short ver t A band of mon who. t Cot re ,jomned har for med that Unie: st destin ...
... Chartists, even though they had few votes, were thah. time numerous enough make their favour, worth cultivating. Tho agents of the Whig party therefore organised an open air meeting the working classes in the Montpellier Gardens. It was attended about 2,000 persons ...