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... the ; North after Fort Sumter fell. The Tories were urging on the popular feeling in i the hope of getting power, and the Whigs were striving i to outdo them, in order to retain it. The London j Times, at first doubtful as to our right, having changed ...
... the state of parties at the undermentioned dates : — January, 1861. January, 1862. Conservatives ?? 303 307 Peelites 14 12 Whigs 2-40 238 Radicals 'J4 9G 651 653 This estimation gives Oxfordshire to the government, but there is no reason whatever why the ...
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... removed to the upper branch of the Legislature. lie voted for the Reform 3Bill, and all the nteasuiees emlanating from! the Whig Administrations, from Rarl OIrey Dp to Lord John Russell becoming First Lord of the Treasury. Several years back Lord Yarborough ...
... he removed to the upin•r branch ot the te•gisla'ure. He voted for the Reform Bill, and all the measured emanating from the Whig Administratiotts, from Earl Grey up to Lord J. Russell becoming First Lord of the Treasury. Several years back Lo d Yarborough ...
... a variety of gymnastic ■ exer- time it appeared that the seat for - aeant by the death df the venerable Mr. rt, • moderate Whig, was to be given up g _i, to Sir Charles fDnshwtiod, a gentle- similar political views. But the Conserva- I ixfordshire have ...
... beta turned into ridicule for being on, of a haledresser, made So 1 sm. sad I come into the House to give a drensing to the Whigs.* A tweety•sesen thaws of mow give inches of water, bow mach will a eow give fed upon turnips tbe by the hair of the eutv's ...
... mounted as he was, and who themselves had risen to the rank of landlord*, lie entered Parliament a Whig-Radiml, and continued all his life most faithful to the Whig party, and especially devoted to Lord John Russell The Noble Earl was, in truth, a thorough party ...
... advertising for wife says It would be well if the lady were competency sufficient secure her case accident occurring her “ Whig Dressing” Lord St Mr entering parliament heard he turned ridicule hairdresser answer So I and I come House give the Scholar ...
... walked into the river Derwent, the night being very dark. During the week, every search was without success, but the missing man Whig so well known iu the neighbourhood, a ;party of between twenty and thirty fanners and others arrived at Melton by first train ...
... mouths, lint we are unaware whether Lincoln's company hail an opportuny to desitself. On his return, he was put forward by the Whigs as candidate for the State Legislature, hut was beaten, because the ruajority of electors con. asted of democrata. Lincoln ...
... the eldest daughter of the Earl of Egremont. In Parliament he was originally a Whig, and supported the Reform Bill, though not in all the details; but the tendency of Whig policy caused him to attach himself to the Conservative party. He was an excellent ...