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... and the walls were adorned with the names of Liberal statesmen and Liberal sentiment, and mottoes. The stewards wore the old Whig yellow rosettes, and the flowers were mostly of the Name colour. Behind the chairman was placed Mr Gladstone's coat of arms ...
... Qll,Oll Will at !louse for two nights. lit Majesty will travel from Ila Hater to Eilinburgh by the Tay Ilritlge anti Forth Whig route, thntugh Ili:why, and the night journey front Eilinhurgh to will mail , by the iVaverley route to l'arlislo. and therm ...
... end dovetailed : a cabinet so vatiously inlaid: such a piece of diveredir.4 suCli a ie./orbited pavement.withoert oemeat, Whigs and Tories . treacherous friends &Ad open enemies. that it was indeed a very curious *ow, but latterly unsafe to touch, and ...
... the Cetiveuer 'mitigated that the unopposed lot would be taken by parishes minced ut individual names, stud that this course Whig adopted silence save son. These were rapidly run through, the only jailup beiug where Mr Forrester had mile:sited by genie ...
... to agree) T. the way she gets on with yes shewa that! Lcas nom No There Wag a Member named ltigg, Who grew weary of being a Whig, 80, thirsting for glory, H. emerged as a Tory, And gallantly went the whole pig. We arc informed that the function of the ...
... in impeder ewe dint 'weeded to the Anis Parodlial BeargLes. the death of Sir A 'while Peaty Cbegoillor, he bad term ef gage, Whig from the formation M - Woke Mushy Seeley -Gees =riftreferee.* was made by Rev. James late Mr Stewart in the following terms ...
... personal ambitions are shaped by the circumstances and outlook of the moment. When there were two parties in the State — when Whigs and Tories alternately occupied the high places in the realm—conversions from the one party to the other were not altogether ...
... remarks he did about the possibility of his having betrayed his party by personal misconduct. LADY CARLISLE AND THE MODERN WHIGS. The advocates of woman's suffrage and of every advanced political cause have obtained a distinguished recruit in the person ...
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... there would have been a complete schism between the Radical section, beaded by Mr Chamberlain and Sir Charles Dilke, and the Whig group led by Lord Hartington. Mr Chamberlain would never have found himself joined with Lord Hartington and Lord Gi.'oachen ...
... and his principles, for he could not leave the way in which Montrose had gone before. or be the comrade of the Covenanting Whigs. It would have been • thing unnatural and impossible. And yet he feared that the future was with them and not with the Jacobites ...
... hie successor. Asquith ie the obvious name; but Nlr. Asquith is losing place in the House, and, noreover. he is regarded as a Whig rather than is a Radical. Before the Radicals. Irishmen, int! Labourites would follow Mr. Asquith. he would have to give pledges ...