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... l affray Dolly Brae. had the sstisfaction of welcoming Majrrtt to pacified country. He rcvaidSl the Vice-Royalty till the Whigs 1852, and the following year UvJkthe Seals of the Foreign office in the coalition ministry of Lord Arerdeen. Here again the ...
... ought from long habit and sympathy to inspire them with special confidence. But we seem to have lost the ancient land marks of Whig and Tory which kept us so long fighting while other towns were improving. For the last six years our mayors have been Liberals ...
... that those whjettendio jets the tosiits. ell do so at oat.. By Order, Mechanics Institute, For Two Nights O. WoJoesday, 11818. WHIG BROTHERS THORN their 1 COMICALI2IIII. A chaissieellf. t 2 dd. A few Reserved fiesta ls. Doors opera at Owertamit 8. 31ST. CHESHIRE ...
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... this reform be must be removed. A few It,, ago, Mrs. Agnew, the daughter ef • megostable farm. reside og si rni lessor was *Whig ladies' waiting room railway Nation, .he was premstarely of male chiM. was atteaded in elm smiting men, in • bed had b m by ...
... dieoovery and apprehension. ARISTOCRATIC MARRIAGES AND POLITICS.—In the obituary notices of Lord Clarendon it was remarked that the Whig houses of Villiers and Russell and the Tory houses of Stanley and Bootle-Wilbraham were connected by marriage. There are many ...
... arise in the Liberal camp. The great test used to be the extent to which it was desirable to carry electoral reform. The old Whigs seldom descended below £7 suffrage; but Mr. Disraeli took a hop, skip, and jump through the difficulty, and, while he upset ...
... in July, 1866. By reason of his personal intimacy with Lord Derby, and tbe family connections that existed between them, tbe Whig statesman was asked to re- tain his position under the Conservative Government, but lie declined, and Lord Clarendon remained ...
... positively denied—the veryreverse was the truth. The Tory party kept the nation out of war where the Whigs could not do it, and when, by the imbecility of the Whigs, war was forced upon the nation, the Tories had to be called in to manage matters. He instanced ...
... from the Liberal representative meeting that he will come forward es a candidate only on receiving the support of the leading Whigs, who will meet on Thursday to consider the present position of the party. Mr. Warner has refused to become a candidate, unless ...
... the contemplated murder of Charles the Second and his brother James by some political fanatics who claimed affinity to the Whig party, produced such a re-action in favour of Toryism as it took some years to recover from. So at the present time in France ...
... advance of Mr. Bright as Mr. Bright at one time was in ad- vance of the Liberal, or, perhaps, we ought rather to say, of the Whig party. Whether the Liberals have caught Mr. Bright by increasing the speed of their onward movements, or Mr. Bright has been ...