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... ing Trimmer on Church-rates ?Is Finsbury to go back to old Whig notions when Whigs themselves have cast them off? We hope if Finsbury does return Mr. MILLS she will take from him a pledge to vote for the abolition of all compulsory power to levy Church-rates ...
... Subsl Messr s . Sir Oh; 1 c Th e 7 ' s , Whig The ...
... hither WlLLutm of ORANGE. Of course the Whig Lord desired .nothing better than to defend such Despatch. And he treated Mr. FITZGERALD to a homily on that subject, and on the long misrule of Italy which the hon. member will not easily forget. One of the ...
... considered, are not far to seek. At Leicester the Old Whigs did, what they do in the House of Commons, they expected the Radicals to vote with them and for them, to do them humble suit and service, while the Whigs were to run away with the spoils. Could the Radicals ...
... United Netherlands. Exhibitions and Pictures. The Drama. Prim Qortgehakoff and the Nationalities. What is to become of the Whigs ? With a Summary of English and Foreign Literature, including Notices of May's Constitutional flistory—Pioszt's Memoirs—Au ...
... adjudicated a bankrupt, with a heavy debt due to the Liberal party. One good will certainly result from Conservative energy and Whig apathy, should, as some have predicted, the result be a practical victory for the Conservatives, and much more should it give ...
... they were now to advertise for a pure thoroughbred young Whig they would have as much difficulty in finding one and rearing him as they would with an infant gorilla. (Much laughter.) The Whigs, like certain Eastern potentates, having no issue of their ...
... reaction bit, but too thankful that the Whigs are in office. How lucky it will be for the Tories should the Whigs have to face the possible chartism of 1861-2. They profited immensely, before, from setting the Whigs on the physical force advocate■ of the ...
... Great Whig Party. Prime Minister during six years consecutively. Maker and destroyer of Administrations. Chief and subordinate of Lord PALMERSTON. Colleague and antagonist of Lord DERBY. Leader—now of the Whig-Radical Opposition—now of the Whig-Tory, ...
... the composition of the House of Commons Conservatives .. I' eelites .. • • 'Whigs Ara-Radicals •• • • .. •• The Conservatives thus, singly, out-number Lord Palmerston and his Whigs by 64 votes, so that his tottering Min istry is only propped up by an unnatural ...
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... reaction bit, but too thankful that the Whigs are in office. How lucky it will be for the Tories should the Whigs, hive to face the possible chartism of 1861-2. They profited immensely, before, from setting the Whigs on the physical force advocates of the ...