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... while seriously to notice how the Bill is hated by some, despised by others, and distrusted by ail. Conservatives and old Whigs dislike it as effecting too great a change in the Constitution. Democrats despise it as effecting a change scarcely worth ...
... defendant purchased a Ladner for *X or 701., which she managed for him. The badmen was Ned and they returned to Liverpool, it Whig finally arranged that they should go to Australia, which they did in 1852, the defendant Paying the passage money. Daring the ...
... formidable thrusts at me Government were perhaps made by Mr. Ellice, mat gentlemen has long held a high place the councils of the Whig party. It was strange » hear bun talking such fashion as to 'licit repeated bursts of applause from the Opposition benches ...
... political office in so far as it depends on the Ministry of the day. For a number of years Sir John Melville was chairman of the Whig Committee. On the reconstitution of the Scottish Universities he waf chosen Lord Brougham, Chancellor of Edinburgh University ...
... especially distinguished the mover of the resolutions upon the Irish Church, which in 1834 led the secession a portion the Whig Ministry. Sir H. Ward was Secretary to the Admiralty in Lord John Rqsseirs Government from to 1819, which latter ear he was ...
... distinguished as the mover of the resolutions upon the Irish Church, which in 1831 led to the seoess'ion of a portion of the Whig Ministry. COLONIAL DEPENCES.—The committee appointed to inquire into the principles which should regulate the defences of the ...
... distinguished as the mover of the resolutions upon the Irish Church, which, in 1834, led to the secession of portion of the Whig Ministry. Sir H. Ward was Secretary the Admiralty, in Lord John Russell Government, from 1846 1849, in which latter y was appointed ...
... those who are usually in opposition, although they will probably the principal supporters of Lord Monteagle. His Lordship is a Whig, and was thought to be something more, and it is he who can no more endure to see his Liberal friends wasting revenue, than ...
... most prominent is Lord Overstone—also a great financial authority,—who joins Lord Monteagle and Sir Francis Baring, two former Whig Chancellors of the Exchequer, in resisting the abrogation this profitable tax. But it is to the strong declaration Lord Derby ...
... tho orders and before communicating them to the Central Government, Sir Charles Trevelyan is powerfully connected with the Whigs; but Lord Palmerston is never wanting vigour, and the moment Sir Charles’s revolutionary minute reached England was recalled ...
... between and dear Lord’ Lhoatreggle now wiU soon o'er, weary conflict My last redeemed, and shall AndwhenEeformissetat rest, the Whigs wUI haply 0h 'Grey! I*’ 1 *’ U and dear Lord combination ofStrychnine with l ■ ri CAUSE AND r„n ,'. ° 1' S(, hut what ...
... Church, altogether propitious., as ehowers fell at intervale, but which in IS:14 led to the secesssion of a portion of the Whig till the attendance was tolerably good, and the fair Ministry. Sir 11. Ward a aeSecretary to the Admiralty salstwoman seemed ...