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... year sent Parliament by Edinburgh. He accepted office in the Melbourne Administration Secretary at War, and went out with the Whig party. 1815, on the proposition to increase the Maynooth grant, he made the memorable speech that lost him his seat two years ...
... his phalanx of country gentlemen to the assault. It is true that some Irish members who supported Lord Palmerston and the Whigs in Opposition may desert them now they are in power, though it remains to be seen whether all who supported Mr Disraeli during ...
... lamented leader in his Free Trade policy, and, finally, adopting still more liberal principles and becoming a member of the Whig party. The seat is, it is said, to be contested by the Conservatives. In addition to those changes in the composition of the ...
... the Treasury, by saying that his abolition had been carried by the vote of a young member, connected by special ties with the Whig Houses but that the member in question had never, till this day, been placed on another Committee, and never would, till he ...
... now asked to put faith in the wild and improvident propositions now before the House. (Cheers.) Denouncing the management of Whig Government and Budget since 1852, he asserted, that they showed how dangerous it was to carry on political economy the government ...
... the outrageous surprises and disappointments which it is sure to bring , ' ne People chuckle at the prospect of seeing the Whig leaden? turned out of their pet seats. Others are tickled with the notion of Mr Bright being treated like knohstmk at Birmingham ...
... to cavil with the lack of zeal on the part of these gentlemen was but a repetition of Mr Bright’s ridicule of the Old old Whigs and it is easy to see that both these gentlemen who condemned the bills of 1852 and 1854 as too limited in their provisions ...
... very easily accommodate itself to the Revolution of 1688; it was long, in the eighteenth century, before Cambridge returned Whig representatives to Parliament; and he believed the very latest of the Jacobite risings and riots occurred ini Vi°i , ier in ...
... them his support, and concluded referring to the Liberal party being split into two sections —the advanced Liberals and the Whigs, which latter party now derided the municipal institutions which they formerly praised and supported. Captain Maoonachie moved ...
... Grey presents to England, as illustrative of her future under a new Reform Bill, with a C^Be ' et Grey was a member of the Whig Government of 1852, which prepared a Bill with borough franchise only 20s higher. The Earl of Derby, like Earl Grey, rejected ...
... As it is, Mr Lisle is one of the few landed proprietors resident in the county, a Deputy-Lieutenant, and, more than all, a Whig so he conceived him to be the fittest person that he could get. As for any personal charge, his Excellency said, that if his ...
... eldest son, George Stevens, Viscount Enfield, born June 8, 1806. The present Peer has held several appointments dur- I ing the Whig Administrations. DEFENCELESS STATE OF ENGLAND ! An Officer Commanding Regiment” writes follows to the Times :— Our fighting ...