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... but that was for the purpose of manufacturing a vote. Such practices were very frequent in Totnes, and was done both by the Whigs and Tories. His Honour : lean only say. that suoh proceedings are most improper, that all parties engaged such practices may ...

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... to many that some one who had experience of Colonial affairs would be preferable. Lord Monck, however, belongs to the select Whig circle for which Downing Street was specially designed, and, of course, the Globe, as its organ, must know what is best for ...

... indignantly cteclares that Lord Palmerston ought to find u amongst his clerical supporters” some sound Liberal to represent Whig principles the Episcopal bench, instead of selecting a Conservative like Dr. Thomson. Again, the windfall, as it is flippantly ...

... they best keep the poor people employed, so that no able- bodied labourer shall be forced to go into the union-honse— that Whig expedient of idleness and evil communications, where much injury is done to the poor both physical and moral, There is in London ...

... ither Puseyite nor Evangelical, and in politics a moderate liberal— In moderation placing all his glory, Not quite a Whig nor yet quite a Tory. In the present state of the Church—with a spirit of inquiry abroad on subjects of momentous importance—when ...

... sail consult shall best keep sloe poor employed, so that di bodied Mourn shall be forced to go into the anialubenne—• that Whig expedient of idleness sad stile where much *try is done to tbo f o r maul There is misty is for the 000ditna of the labooriag ...

... distant. In • pitched battle Lord Palmerston is sure to be defeated. The Liberal-Conservatives now considerably outnumber the Whigs and Liberals, and if backed, as they most likely would be, by a few of the 'independent members,' Palmerston would be inevitably ...

... to grasp all the powers for a Committee of the Privy Coun- cil, and to squander millions of the public money in carrying out Whig theories of education which sacrifice all that is most essential. They dared not contend for secular education, but they have ...

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