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... and carve a cock-pheasant, This wilful Unlimited Lou. The wild little rogue is a Tory, And oft will her satire make mad Some Whig, as he tells his dull story— Some crass platitudinous Rad. She makes petticoats, puns, puddings, purses; There's nothing on ...
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... contest. In the list of the majority may who be found many names of distinguished Liber supported the motion brought forward by a Whig ex- Chancellor of the Exchequer, to reject the Paper Duty Repeal Bill. For our own part, although we cordially support the ...
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... constituency; he became popular, the head of an advanced party dangerous to the Whigs; if he had gone to the poll he would have had sufficient plumpers to weaken the Whig sections, and to deprive them of one seat, by letting in a Tory, though he might ...
... the it Hon Horsman is ty produce tou his p aud lon, Ly ing “ol stituents. Jasses of i uls—from the ard ut Radie the pl! matic Whig—are heart curses not loud but deep,” which threaten a spec y termination to the hou. gentleman's * aésrepre f the horoug he ...
... surprise, although the majority certainly was not expected to be so large—a majority composed of others than Conservatives; Whig peers threw themselves into the lobby of the Non-contents, making a splendid sacrifice in their own conceit to the interests ...
... pensioners. It is suggested that a force of ' 30,000 of such men should be embodied. The late Lord Macaulay was the third great Whig statesman who had commenced a History of the Revolution of 1688, and had failed to finish his task. Mr. Fox and Sir James ...
... result of the revision : Conservative Claims.—Sustained 27 Rejected Conservative Objections to Whigs.—Allowed Disallowed Whig Claims.—Sastained Rejected .. Whig Objections to Disallowed 10 OLIVE OF GLOUCIFTER. Report of Captain Edmund Jenkinsen, ...
... because its Reform Bill was not comprehensive enough, nor drawn up with sufficient ability to satisfy Lord haw Ross= and the Whigs, who were jealous of any other fingers than their own having anything: to do with that particular dish. The DKRBY administration ...
... exceedingly For some a Says it was thought the Government was really in danger, and re was, most a little nervousness felt by the Whigs ap to Saturday, when their friends gave it 0: ut that the division would result in favour of Government. Both sides whipped ...
... and incompetent by an act of Parliament (laughter and applause). Lord Macaulay . a very high authority, especially with their Whig friends (laughter)—had declared that a government of busybodies was of all governments the most outrageous and intolerable ...