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... TORY OBSTRUCTIVES AND WHIG TURNCOATS. The important question of the session is yet undecided. Night after night, week after week, the discussion on the Budget drags its slow length along. A good tale bears being twice told, and a clever play draws good ...
... the lower ranks ot society againit aristocratic snd (still wor, e) Tory oppression. Such, at least, has beeu the cry of the Whigs, and ou ihit tbey bave reatea their appeal for popular support. To reconcile this all-absorbing interest for the working class ...
... are no doubt founded on good premises. cannot understand how gentlemen professing themselves to be Churchmen and respectable Whigs can take office in association whose leading members are the advocates of Universal Suffrage, Vote by Ballot, Abolition of ...
... Woburn and Tavistock, ths convent which stood where no* i* mwl-et From that to the present they have stood the head of the Whig aristocracy of the oonntsy, and, mam them have taken psrt the administration of public affairs, that, like the Howards, th* ...
... LET, and may be entered upon ionasdisesli. I- the HOUSE. No. 51, HArovanNuAlut. alwallwfuL U a good kitchen and two 'Whig rooks on We gr leer, bed room, • very one) on the on the two large, lefty, nookleratik—Apgly at the Review rpo BE LET. several n ...
... present Government out of office. Lord Palmerston, so far as he has convictions at all, is much more of a Conservative than a Whig. With all his faults he possesses the instincts of the English gentleman, understands his peculiarities, and can, when he pleases ...
... earnest solicitude of every true-born Briton, and to those interest* every minor matter muat yield. Wben was it found tbat a Whig took such a course in opposition f The ipeeeh of Lord Dekbt, on Wednesday, is the speech of the year. It is a plain statement ...
... usual education of persons of his rank, and Mar.|uisof Tavistock was returned to the House of Commons, where he was a leading Whig. He married 1808 Lady Anna Maria Stanhope, daughter of the third Earl of Harrington, by whom he has one son, William, Marquis ...
... career in the House of Common*, voted on alt occasions with the Whig party, and, although an uofreqoeot speaker in tho House of Peers, invariably mpported tbo views and measures of tbe Whig governments. On tbe death of his father, in Ootober, 1835, ha ncceoded ...
... public career In the Lower House, ev. i s0 all occasions with the Whig party, and, although an Unfrel? a speaker in the House of Peers, invariably sapported t clt, and nseateires of the Whig governments. Oa the death o' 5 father, in 1839, he succeeded to ...
... DEATH OP THB DUKE OP BBDPORD, K.G. me patrician section of tfae Whig party has lotto* of ite highest hereditary magnates, whose influence ** great because he was at the head of the House of Russell- Francis Russell, seventh Duke of Bedford, Marqni o ...
... public career in the lower house, voted on all occasions with the Whig party, and, although an unfrequent speaker in the house of peers, invariably supported the views and measures of the Whig governments. On the death of his father, in October, 1839, he ...