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... of the English government ? The Whigs. (Hear, hear.) To them should be attributed the revolt of the ; it was at their door lay the deaths of the pose 'Minn who, driven from their houses, perished in the Atlantic or the wilds of America. (Cheers.) He hid ...
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... Somersetshire. Asa politician Lord Ilchester was steadily attached the old Whig party, and co-operated with his brother in law, the Marquis of Lansdowne, in all the leading measures of Whig policy. His Lordship seldom, if ever, spoke the House of Lords, but ...
... and the lavish expenditure of their agents, regained one scat for the ancient Whig house, bnt we may ask for what good eud ? Lord Palmerston is only more bound to another Whig family for their successful support, and will, in consequence, have large accession ...
... by every single apologist of the new system, that the Whig aristocracy may have all the Indian places for their relations if they only think proper to take them. The Otobe acknowledges that a- Whig Minister will job, but argues that his leavings are good ...
... influence in Bristol and the adjoining counties. Ho was knighted at St. James’s, in 1850, the distinction being conferred during Whig Administration, though he was himself ever a prominent member of the Conservative party at Bristol. Sir John Haberfield died ...
... borough- mongering influence of the Whigs. On the other hand, the working classes were cheated through their credulity. The operatives of England believed in the Whigs, and were of course betrayed. Ever since 1832, the Whig orators and periodicals have indulged ...
... the Judicial Committee of the Pnvy Council, bir Maule never held the post Attorney or •Solicitor General, in politics he was Whig. ...
... Monson, the son of Lord Monson, the'owner of Gatton, an hereditary Whig; Sir JI. Rawlinson, a director , of the East India Company, of Tory-Radical politics •, Mr. William . Wilkinson, a Whig-Radical and Ministerialist ; and Mr. Walters, a gentleman about ...
... profit to the firm Whig, Rad and Co. Would you tell me that your Conservative must be the best man of business because he has the happy knack, through sounder judgment based on a better education, to manufacture the best article? No; Whig, Rad, and Co.•m ...
... Company, is to be drowned in a clamour for England for the Ten-pounders, and another coalition will be made between the Whig oligarchy and the organised platform of Radical malcoutents. ...
... Charles Compton Cavendish (a son of the first Earl of Burlington), having been made a Peer, for having faithfully supported the Whigs and never having made himself in the slightest degree obtrusive with his political opinions, new election has taken place, ...