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... party-and the Whigs were to be considered, and have their claims recognised in the formation, or rather, reconstruction, of the Administra- tion; and how that promise was fulfilled every one pre- sent was well acquainted with. The Whigs, who seemed to ...
... coupled with the antecedents of the chief members of the Cabinet, and Mr. BRIGHT'S intimation that, in order to lighten the Whig vessel and make the sailing smooth for the captain and crew, he will consent to be the Jorieu of the voyage, point to the belief ...
... Denison, who bequeathed to him the bulk of his immense wealth. In politics Lord Londesborough was a staunch supporter of the whig party. Be was created by George IV. in 1829, a knight commander of the royal Hanoverian order; was a fellow of the Royal society ...
... we may have still more to do. The words economy and retrenchment are mere clap- traps in the mouths of ministers,' he they Whig qr Tory. Sadexperienceteaches us that albeit our rulers preach parsimony, thsey practise waste. Pensioners and sine- curists ...
... Government was then formed, and he called it a composite Government, for it was composed of the Peelites, some very strong Whigs-although they were perhaps like those wigs which a certain hairdresser in the Strand wrote up-made to dt in such a manner ...
... government was then formed, and he called it a composite government, for at was composed of the Peelites, some very strong whigs-although they were perhaps like those wigs- which a certain hairdresser in the Strand wrote up- made to fit in such a manner ...
... government was then formed, and he called it a composite government, for it was composed of the Peelites, some very strong Whigs—although they were perhaps like those wigs which a certain hairdresserin the Strand wrote up—made to St in such a manner ...
... second it comniitted the gravest of all errors, and forfeited a position of peculiar strength by a -hypocritical adoption of the Whig demagogue's bantling of Parliamentary Reform. The debt of gratitude due for these services, and for the estrangement of England' ...