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... were supplied by contract with females from the Irish of workhouses. S peaking of the misgovernment of hsis country Tb by Whigs and Tories, li said it bed been so abominable that wa the bar of the house was too good a place for them; the block Th was ...
... Chair Will state his patties, toe 1 du Earl STANII.OPE Varicws, according le the times. 3ffislordr ship began his hie as a Whig, and co n tinued it as a l'eelite. have been told by his tenahuy that be has tot reduced his rents. Mr. WILLIAM Ca, let 11 ...
... —Present of .Country party J72, tellers 2, Pairs 9, present whig protectionists 10, absent of country party, without pairs 35, country supporting government 22. T0ta1,260. Freetraders. Whigs and radicals present 255, tellers 2, pairs 9, Peelites 34, ...
... Mr. Jeffrey could not be omitted. He was already in Parliament; was one of the most consistent politician* that even the old Whig school could produce. and his powerful journal had been amongst the greatest allies Liberal principles that the British dominions ...
... show that have b?en far from claiming too much power, for this wonderful clement in modern society. One great feature in all Whig Governments has been the establishment expensive commissions inquire into the condition of various departments the body politic ...
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... and fret, and then Lard John and his would have diesolved Parliament with a femme eleetaa cry. We could almost nigh that the Whigs wets less forenate order that they night be more honest. There • rumour in tows to the elect that the Cabiset Louie Napo:eon ...
... polities; and ite cht teed Ly the Why that this pru- tection was hindls aud given ft was perbaps unfortunate f. and the leading Whigs that the: uot seught prot ion from such instead of f generous Jacobites, ing across the country as che duke d id, with Lord ...
... dependently of Protect! Session. “*In the House o f Commons there are four distinct parties: or Ministerialists, First, the Whigs proper, numbering about 260. ** Secondly, the 1 section, numbering about 00. ee __ “ Thirdly, the Cobden and flume radical ...
... Smyth, took place on Friday, when Lord John Manners, the Conservative candidate, was elected by a majority of 220 over his Whig opponent, Mr. G. Wingrove Cooke ; tbe numbers being for Lord John Manners, ; for Mr. Cooke, 402. Mr. Cooke, the unsuccessful ...
... 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 ...