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THE WEST OF ENGLAND CONSERVATIVE, AND PLYMOUTH AND DBVONPORT ADVERTISER

... able to attend this meeting, will feel it as his duty to do so. The question is not bet ween High and Low Church, or between Whig and Tory. It is not merely a question, whether the promoters of Church Schools shall have liberty to found them in accordance ...

CHURCH EDUCATION OR STATE EDUCATION

... long they were led this party spirit, thev wouJd have to puv for the bit and bridle (hear, hear). the piesent question were a Whig or Tory question cared not; he was opposed, upon principle, to the introduction of the Boor Law into this parish; and he believed ...

his tenantry—that he had wantonly turned them out of their holdings. denied that he had acted otherwise than as a

... to the improvement of Ireland that this law be substantially amended.” The noble lord, who, while he sat in parliament, was Whig, delivered a strong denunciation the present ministry and their Irish measures. The Hon. St. John Butler seconded the resolution ...

THE WEST OF ENGLAWD CONSERVATIVE, AND PLYMOUTH ASP DEVONEOBT ADVERTISER^

... parliament ? Why, we have had this dead corpse of protection galvanized, and raised up to haunt us again(laughter). I glad that the whig cabinet have determined to put an end to any delusion calling on Mr. Yilliers (cheers) —to move the address. Well, let it settled ...

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... Advocates of Scotland, on which occasion, we believe, he resigned his editorship of the “Review, 1820, on the accession of the Whigs to power, and of Lord Brougham to the Chancellorship, Mr. Jeffery became lord Advocate of Scotland, and took his place in the ...

have been induced, man meat he euppose tfctit British ajpTCultur« oould exi«t without protection, to aubfafl ..

... Russell, and hoped the noble lord would revise his recent decision, and concluded by recommending an union of all parties whether whig or radical or conservative, to ensure the return of protectionists in Parliament the next election. Mr. John Sobey, of Menbeniot ...

_ mNSERVATivB ANi> PLYMOUTH AND DEYONPOBT ADVEKTXBLB. THE WEST OF ENGLAND CONSERV AIX v a *

... prUament, he is probably altogether unmalled, Not Harley, conducting his intrigues against the Duchess of Marlborough and the Whigs in Queen Anne s time—-not Walpole, keeping down the discontented factions, while he held hand the still more venal adherents ...

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... supported him. Sooner or later, however, believed, every one would be carried; the reaping time was coming of seed long sown; the Whigs had been preaching the doctrine of democracy for the last 150 years. Mr. Roebuck thought the country was indebted to Mr. Hume ...