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... adding My Lord, you must abolish the corn laws ! His lordship replied My friend, JOtt are fit for Bedlam. (laughter). The Whig, made some progress after that ; for it was proposed by them to levy sn Bs. duty ; but subsequently a great statesman came ...
... consequent upon eral Mor. EarIe accepting the Chiltern Heudreds. Te eleetion ider was a close one, Mr. Mejoribanks being the Whig can- B the didate, Mr. B. Hodgsgn, the Tory candidate; and Mr. 01 'r'jf Majoribanks was only returned by a majority of one ...
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... greatest weight in any deci- s slton as to what is to be done. There was, more than '¶ -two centuries ago, before the. names of Whig and Tory were a ever kenown, a great dispute between two great parties as to tl the nature of the functions of the House of ...
... the second port in the empire, was very important. The most important Whig opponent of the B.i Iget was Sir Francis Baring, who was, in som; capacity or other, a member every Whig from 1830 to 1802. His son, also, has been Lord of the Admiralty. Sir Francis ...
... itate of circumstances, to direct the attention of the house to my view of the nature of its functions. Before the names of whigs and tories were ever used, the;e were great disputes between tho parties into which the state was then divided as to the nature ...
... gre» * l J' V*. with Lord John Russell's new Re* olol . * s ...
... passengers to keep their feet. I apprehend tbat some fresh storm is brewing in the political world ; for I cannot think that the Whigs and Conservatives of England, will, for any long period of time, submit to be governed by the Peelites and the Manchester School ...
... Wednesday at the Northumberland Assixes an action fer libel was brought by Mr. Wilson, an iron manufacturer and leader of the Whig party in Berwick, against Mr. Richard B. secretary, Mr. Joseph Cowen, jun., treasurer, and Mr. James Oitmour, one of the executive ...
... the Goose — fob the Gander also, s — About two years ago, tbe Conservatives met with 1 a rare opportunity of tripping up tbe Whigs and ( planting themselves in the vacated Treasury t benches. Tbe Conspiracy bill was introduced by j Lord Palmerston, and several ...
... unjust and illiberal. At tbe last election upwards of electors recorded their votes who were at present unrepresented, and every Whig or Radical, were honest man, must confess that they bad right to be represented. (Bear, bear.) On tbe same principle that the ...
... made an all Jnce with a number of Liberals, assuring them thlt if they would only maintain him in power we »m,l shew that the Whigs bad no claim to he' Z S 3 M.ny better retoi mors than the Conservatives. By tbeir aid, he was kept in office for about a year ...