... system to Ireland, because in Ireland you would be recurring to that which was avowed on all hands at the time—by Tory and Whig, Conservative and Radical, by Reformer and non-Reformer—to be one of the great evils of Ireland, namely, the infinite subdivision ...

... of his clients, but the question really is whether the Whigs can again dish the Radicals, or whether the latter will not be too strong for them. This is what remains to be seen, and if the Whigs will adopt the safe policy recommended by Lord Carnarvon ...

... successively by a llowdescript politician, who was something of the 1. dear of Bray type, a supporter of all governments, whether Whig or Tory, but very rarely found in opposition. this was a description of the representative who sat in Parliament for the D ...

... friends Canning threw himself into the arms of the Whigs. The Marquis of Lansdowne took ,lice under him as Home Secretary, and young Mr. Stanley, who belonged, as his family for generations had done, to the Whig party, made his first essay in official life ...

... anticipati d was soon realised. He WAS no sooner in power than every engine was used to get him out again. The Reform Bill of the Whigs had been received with profound api.thy by the classes. No saner will it given up and its authors out of office than monster ...

... Marquiiate of Westminster by Earl Greyone of those honours which the Fart conferred with such a liberal hand to induce his Whig friends to make a show of cheerfully resigning the rotten boroughs in their possession into the drag-net of Schedule A. We ...

... that the Ye w& cilielkinu7 will in all probability be elected Choessier ef thip University of Oxford without appeellies. the Whig being that Lord Qumran' is enough to have another chance; while Mr. 'a support of the Tests Abolition Bill has destroyed the ...

... and heir 4 n every way worthy to receive and enjoy them. The late Marquess of Westminster was, as every Cheshire man knows, a Whig. He represented North Cheshire simultaneously with the era of the Reformed Parliament of 1832 ; and entertaining as he did ...

... indebted l ani =l.ll=f4 tilt mita= ; and he hod di a wear the poi it tlb solidi C l ias k was wail* to this =Mar aid play at the Whig pity, whisk hod la dm isl the assostry into serious instpai Ed it=l lbws was one minis*, ell *et party—Lod —who, it was said ...

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... up the very Cabinet of which they happened to be members. (Applause.) What they had to do was bot to ally themselves' with Whigs or Radicals, but to take a bald and independent line. Let them say to those who passed that iniquitous act of last yew There ...

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