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... the north against the south, and attempting to govern tbe country by means of patronage, upholding by these unfair means tbe Whig influence among the constituencies. Never had a grosser insult been offered to the magistracy of free country than by tho ...
... political parties are at present held in public opinion. The deceased member, although he was often supposed to attached to the Whig party, and was even supported in his early contests for Brighton by the Conservative electors, was latterly at least a constant ...
... been remitted to a committee, or a commissionwhich, I suppose, would have meant in such a case a few elderly gentlemen of the Whig persuasion —(a laugh)—to decide what boroughs should be disfranchised and what should be the amount of the suffrage, and then ...
... This lady had knocked at Johnson's door; had been intimate with Fox, the beautiful Georgina of Devonshire, and that brilliant Whig society of the reign of George 111. ; had known the Duchess of Queensberry, the patroness of Gay and Prior, the admired young ...
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... exciting the north against the south, and attempting govern the country means of patronage, upholding bv these unfair means the Whig influence among the constit* uenctea. Never hid grosser insult been offered to the magistracy of free country than by tbe appoints ...
... about the choice of individuals who should compose it ; and through some immaturity in the alliance between the anti-reforming Whigs and the antireforming Tories, Lord was unable to secure the preponderance he desired amongst the persons chosen, though backed ...
... to the House of Commons by the electors that borough in 1835. During his Parliamentary career he had uniformly supported the Whig administration. On all occasions while in Parliament he displayed a strong and most natural interest in the efficiency of the ...
... Reformers. We have not yet forgotten how, on the 7th of June in last year, a slender majority of 13—a number of bad omen to the Whigs—expelled from office a Ministry whose only fault was that they had striven honestly to do their duty to the country in the ...
... indivi- a ig duask who should compose it ; and through a, re some immaturity in the allianee between t yr the anti-reforming Whigs and the anti- a- reforming Tories, Lord GREY was unable to f a- secure the preponderance he desired amongst the d Dr persons ...
... patted the head George I This lady knocked at door hail been intimate with Fox the lioautiful of Devonshire that brilliant Whig society of the reign of George III known the of Quecnsberry the Gay Prior the admired young beauty of the court Queen Anne ...
... U. Uuthrie, Eat., Surbeon to the Royal Westminster Ophthalmic Hospital; W. Bowman, Lei., FRS., Assistant-Surgeon to King's Whig. Hospital; T. Callaway, Esq., Senior Assistant-Surgeon to Uu) . k ; W. Coulson, Esq., F. 11.5,, Surgeon to the Jlwoalent Hospital; ...