Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 142W. Blackwood & Sons, 1887 |
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... Gladstonian candi- date ventured to put in an appear- ance . Nevertheless , the fact re- mains that there has been a clear loss of four seats to the Ministerial and a corresponding gain to the Separatist party , and of this the latter ...
... Gladstonian candi- date ventured to put in an appear- ance . Nevertheless , the fact re- mains that there has been a clear loss of four seats to the Ministerial and a corresponding gain to the Separatist party , and of this the latter ...
Page 437
... Gladstonian candidates . This , of course , was a farce which could not long be played , and Sir George found it convenient to throw off the mask when the vacancy for Bridgeton occurred . When Lord Hartington was re- cently sounded upon ...
... Gladstonian candidates . This , of course , was a farce which could not long be played , and Sir George found it convenient to throw off the mask when the vacancy for Bridgeton occurred . When Lord Hartington was re- cently sounded upon ...
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... Gladstonian- Liberal party . Again and again he has himself proved and prac- tically admitted the fallibility of ... Gladstonian Liberals to depreciate and despise the authority in political matters of Lord Hartington , Mr Bright ...
... Gladstonian- Liberal party . Again and again he has himself proved and prac- tically admitted the fallibility of ... Gladstonian Liberals to depreciate and despise the authority in political matters of Lord Hartington , Mr Bright ...
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