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... crowded. Me. Bkiout «aid that the Irieh question had got borot d the stage of argument, and that must be dealth with neither Whig* nor Torie«. but by the Eaple generallr, •pe'tking through Reformed Farincut. fin'* upon the Church and the land the twin ...
... referred to the formation of the Shelburne ministry on the death of Lord Rockingham in 1782, the resignation of the leading Whigs, the subsequent coalition ministry and the public dissatisfaction it gave rise to, culminating in the triumph of the opposition ...
... others before the end of bis career. characterised the strong language in lb* Beehive, that the English Government, whether Whig, Tory, or Radical, loved blood, lie, and observed that possibly it was better to let such language flort down stream of contempt ...
... denied the moral right of the Houaa of Commons to abolish thorn without an appeal the country. For nearly thirty years tho Whig party had been in power, but they had not taken any step to educate tha country on question so important and momentous. It ...
... all its old characteristics, and as severely contested any that took place in the heyday of our political existence, when Whigs and Tories behoved that only their respective candidates were up skillcv making with a due consideration for the pockets of ...
... raid to tbo Orchestral ttAhe m.ai.t th. for adoption, net against the D.tmtmont:-Leader. Mr. J. Lorrfav; PnncipM Tories, hut Whigs. With his eaph.nalion I have' violin, Mr. W. Calcott; Conductor, Mr. Ojorgn ■othing to do. I question his philosophy, but Ido ...
... moment believe that this country was in safe state while Ireland might on tho very eve of rebellion lenders in Parliament, both Whig Hnd Tory, had combined produce such an impression of the disaffected state of the country. I The Habeas Corpus Act hnd boon ...
... House of 124. And on June, 17th, 1850, motion of the same statesman, then Lord Stanley, disapproving the foreign policy of the Whig Government, was carried in a House consisting of 190 members. On none of these occasions have the Conservative peers mustered ...
... gratify the other section by adjusting the balance. Thus there has been perpetual struggle after Justices between Tories and Whigs, the former however always managing secure strong working majority who have never foiled to appoint own Overseers, and throw ...
... have had the effect of turning out the ministry of Lord Palmerston—he would not any that it would have done so, but several Whigs told him afterwards that that would have been undoubtedly the result of the resolution—he complained that then it was that ...
... entered the Reformed Parliament the same year as Member for Pcnryn and Falmouth. He becameSolicitor-Oeneral just before the Whigs went oat in December, 1834, and ho retarnod to tho same office when they came in again in April, 1835. Four rears later he ...
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