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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... know our opinion on the claim of the Ballot as a part of Parliamentary Reform. To us it appears, alone, to be worth all the Whig and Tory Reforms of the Reform Bill which have been proposed since 1832, It It would really enfranchise more than will be gained ...
... exception or two, hated Reformthe House of Commons as a body hated it, as the death-warrant of this Pat liament—the Whigs hated it as Whigs—the Tories hated it as Tories, and through their leader even absolved Lord JOHN on the point of honour though he had ...
... exception or two, hated Reformthe House of Commons as a body hated it, as the death -warrant of this Pat liament—the Whigs hated it as Whigs—the Tories hated it as Tories, and through their leader even absolved Lord JOHN on the point of honour though he had ...
... we fear, beyond increasing the per-centage of votes through which the landlords express their sentiments. The votes of both Whig and Tory landlords *ill each have ten, fifteen, or twenty per cent. added to the numbers they can drive to the poll ; the relative ...
... 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 ...
... adjudicated a bankrupt, with a heavy debt due to the Liberal party. One good will certainly result from Conservative I energy and Whig apathy, should, as some have predicted, the result be a practical victory for the Conservatives, and much more should it give ...
... by the influence of the Romish Church dignitaries, to rescue the pre- mier country of Ireland from the grasp of either Whig or Tory. Major O'Seilly would answer this purpose admirably, but although his name has been mentioned as a probable candidate ...
... most creditable enthusiasm, yet the majority was decisive, though not large, in a house so equally balanced. But does any one, Whig or Tory, believe, that a majority of 15, in a house of 551 members, represents the real majority of the country on this subject ...
... most creditable enthusiasm, yet the majority was decisive, though not large, in a house so equally balanced. But does any one, Whig or Tory, believe, that a majority of 15, in a house of 551 members, represents the real majority of the country on this subject ...