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... The Conservatives ate now, witli the honourable exceptions of Mr. Henley and Lord Stanley, almost all innovators, while the Whig staff and Radicals are fighting an up-hill con. servai ive battle. CONTRAST ; OK THE OAK AND THE BRAMBLE The following is an ...
... twofold opposition, that, in bruary, 1852, on the the Protectionist Conservatives were called into office dissolution of the Whig Cabinet of Lord John Russell, In the midsummer of the ing year Lord Stanley had attained to the full family honours, by the ...
... navy, and who bad served many years in Parliament for the city of Gloucester, and one of the Lords of the Admiralty in the Whig Governments. He revived the claim to tbe barony, but it was decided against him, and waa subsequently, August 15. 1861, created ...
... Lord Derby brought in a Reform Bill, the Whigs said it was not enough, but now the staunchest Whigs in the House don't venture to go so far as Lord Derby. (Hisses and cheers.) It does the greatest credit to the Whigs for coming round so far. ( Oh, oh.) ...
... great object of the Liberal party was the promotion of civil and religious liberty, it was not possible, composed they were of Whigs, Radicals, members of the Church of England, Nonconformists, Catholics, and Jews, for them to be so united a party whose motto ...
... country should be governed upon sound princi- ples. And I say that the twoeets of men so influenced ou. to act together, While Whigs and Tories are quarrel ight about nothing, blicans are advancing between. (cheers. When I said this, was not sanguine that ...
... Hope,” at whose fine val the lus: selection) ty the pall. torian lielped (with wi ‘The late Lord Macaulay was the third great Whig of the evolution of loss, statesinan who had Histor and had failed t ot task. sand Sir James Mackintosh each of aud lived to ...
... intelligence, that it was ditlicult for us to believe that he coutemplated an act which no section of Englishmen, be they Whigs or ‘Turies, supporters or opposers of Government, can regard as other than one of rapacity and folly. It is both a crime vd ...
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... possession of place, there is nothing that could give them greater satisfaction th to behold all liberal progress stopped by a Whig Minister; and it Lord ston would but be so obliging as to pooh-pe hk Reform in the Re in the House, and help them to postpone ...
... not hesitate to say, in great measures connected with the country large—and he said it fearlessly, in the face of Tories and Whigs, Blues or Yellows —that he stuck to his party. (Cheers.) He thought they must agree with him, though they might not agree with ...
... was a most popular member of the Killultagh Hunt, every member of which will sincerely deplore hia untimely loss.âNorthern Whig. On Christmas-day the Upton St. Leonardâs Society of Change Ringers rang a peal of 2400 changes. The following were the ...