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... these capacities do I think that a public testi- monial is merited. In his political character he was not respected by either Whigs or Tories, in consequence of i t!le frequent vacillation of his opinions from the year 1 S30 downwards; whilst as Bishop of ...
... prosr-nt Minis ivy photi'.d now dissolve Parliament.; and wilt* Sir Robert* assistance, togivo which he is now pledge I, the Whigs will be able to resist with success any attempt that may be inadu to obtain a re-imposition of protective duties. Protectionist ...
... £4OO unpaid. At Nottingham, the two Whig candidates expeuthal £12.000, and polled voters ' and the Tory candidates disbursed from £4,000 to Ce.t.e 0, anti received 144 votes. At Lewes, 411 electors voted for the two Whig candidates, at a cost of £5,000 (£ ...
... it must be met, aril that too directly, if not by the Whigs and Lord John Russell, then by the State doctor, who been called in to prescribe for John Bull at a crisis before this. The era of Whig trimming—of the hangers-on upon it, shuffling the official ...
... . the of the expenditure under those estitnates, was £48.74,000. WiliCil combined the economic efforts of Loth tories and whigs, anti were the phoi u/iert of retrenehnient by reformed parliaments, being ; 42.120,000 less than the estimates voted by ...
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... that Ministers intend to extend the franchise ; in other words, Lord John Russell menaces a little Reform Bill.’ Whenever the Whig party find the sense of the country going against them, as is the case in the last sis elections, they are always clamorous ...
... vitals of their and the landlords being so mulcted, it will rot '.e difficult for them to go to the hustin s M ate *stained the Whig (free train.) candrlnte, tbs.t will enlist the 501. tenants, and all they 'wiliest his, to • also. Thus, enormous pecuniary ...
... and Captain Gough, goes of Lord Gough, nu Protectioniat principka; Mr. P. W. Russell, of the firm of Russell and Sons, on the Whig interest; ■al Mr. 0. J. O'Connell on the Re►eal int. rest. It is also paid that Mr. John tnteisda to follow Mr. O'Connelrs ...
... dead man's par, The hotiorab'e baronet avernth it •' in liis political char- acter the Uishop w,is not rep 1 te 1 by either Whigs or Tories, in coti-'equenre of the frequent vacill ation of his opinions from the year 1830 downwards. This we deny iritoto ...