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... gained the battle for the Conservatives in the registration courts, and rode triumphantly into office after the defeat of tho Whigs and the destruction of the Reform palladium. But he has lived to alienate the University by voting against her most deeply ...
... 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 ...
... portrait of the Potative Duke;' who, after all, did not want for brains, and had considerable political influence amongst the Whigs, though, it must be admitted, that he was not always sober when he sat in the House, but then he took care never to speak when ...
... 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, ...
... by blight has already spring by the recital of his fiery dragon and traetion en- occurred in some localities. The Northern Whig sap:— gine troubles, will be bumped alp against lampposts and It appears from the Poor-law Cummisaimiers' rearms shot over ...
... whatever may be their shortcomings, have, after all, voted in all questions of importance probably as all reasonable men, both Whig and Tory, would have voted. The Exertion Naroteow can maintain a great army because the French law permits a military conscription ...
... carriage on my way up to town this morning from Oxford, and devoutly reading my Times, as every true Briton ought to do, be he Whig or Tory, Radical or Conservative, I could not help overhearing a conversation between two of my neighbours, undoubted city ...
... Returning to England, and succeeding to the title of Lord Dundonald by its father's death, he was, on the accession of the Whigs to power in the first ear of the reign of William IV. (1830) reinstated in command in the British navy, and made rear-admiral ...
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... was in the habit of saying that distance behind them. Passing agroup of of:Boers, Garibaldi the devil was the first Whig! If so, the Whig in saluted them. Among them were Fermi, minister of War, question must have been as old scratch.âlbid. ins foraging ...
... success at the bar of Springfield. In politics, to which, whilst following his profession, he paid great attention, he joined the Whig party, and was a warm supporter of Henry Clay. In ' 1846 he was elected to Congress, and continued to belong to it till 1849 ...
... I went to in it will find that they have done a real service to the London and heard for certainty of Josephine's ms.riage Whig ministry and their supporters, and a real injury to with a man I hate above all men I was nearly driven the national cause ...