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... Gladstone who Inn Is nomocracy, it is Democracy leads Mr Gladstone. Mr Gladstone was first old Tory ; then then not a Whig, hut coadjutor of Whigs and of wliat commonly by the name the * great Lilieral jiarty then, what he now, if it jiossihle state precisely ...
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... averted renewal of war; Whose meteor now shines the northern horizon. Reflecting defiance an arrogant Czar. Judge to-day ’tween Whig and the Tory, In balances weigh the lines they pursue Then give tliat party. O people of Wrington, Your verdict unbiassed, ...
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... BROOKLYN BMt Vklaa OB tt* HaAot SECOND - HAND PIANOS PBOH £5. iMfi ■alp obiohab oowt. TUNINGS Aim REPAIRS. Q 9 A 70 HIGH STREET, WHIG* MiUIDUBAM. QUEEN’S (PAKIkT k UQKHT STRUT, RE-OPENED E. P. C - OF CARDIFF. For the Festive Season. lllod wild pra*; VVrMrtac ...
... assailants, and alighted from his horse, and shook hands with the Whig candidates, whom he was personally known. As similar difficulty awaited the comer, they fraternised for the nonce, and the Whig candidates followed close the heels of Hunt, who easily pushed ...
... simply maintaining the view held by the Liberal party down 1886. As Lord Hartington reminded hia Ipewich audience, neither Whig, Radical, nor Liberal doubted tbe wisdom of that and in refusing to carry out the “grievous error committed by Hr Gladstone ...
... throw out advanced views, bat there was very considerable section of Liberal party, who called themselves Whigs, that looked after themselves. These Whigs did not like the idea of the working men coming into power. It seemed to him that this was additional ...
... atmosphere of distrust, dislike aud bitterness, filling the land with conflict, turmoil and ansettlement. In the language of famous Whig statesman, ** Why not let it alone ...