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... demagogues, forced their panacea dowa the throats of the country and the King as well. Finsbury faithfully responded to the Whig-Radical appeal of the framers of the Reform Act. Its two first members were the Right Hon. Robert Grant and Mr. Serjeant Spankie ...
... is tiiere to be dones Not lice a mild Erasmus in an honest mean, In moderation placing all his glory, While Tories call him Whig and . igs a Tory. [Laughter.] He humbly and respectfully suggested that Mr. Hope be caled during this election the Majolica ...
... likelyto seek or to obtain one of those snug diace of p rofit and pension which are at the gift of the Ministry of the day than a Whig Under-Secretary-a gentleman whose Wbir connections had made him Private secretary to Sir CharTes Wood, and Private Secretary ...
... elected for the borough of Stoke-upon-Trent in the year 1841, and continued to reprnent it until his death. In politics be was a Whig, and something more. Inheriting some of his father's talent as a political economist, he distinguished himself as tho author ...
... speeches against Mayuooth and the Pope, and the Lord Chancellor, and there the matter will end. In the meantime tho Northern Whig protests against profaning meantime, Etotanie-gardens such a demonstration of the bigotry and folly of Orangeism. The gardens ...
... of satire, consci o u sness o f th e qu i zz i cal :fnnenthe solemnly grotesque, which prevailed in these isles the Juvenile Whig was an old tory forty years ago, 6 e11 : 1 3 1 Twopenny Post Bags and Familiar Epistlcs contained took lettre3 of a ring unknown ...
... speeches against Maynooth and the Pope, and the Lord Chancellor, and there the matter will end. In the meantime, the Northern Whig protests against profaning the Botanic-gardens by such a demonstration of the bigotry and folly of Orangeism. The gardens ...
... Burlesque produced under the direction of Mr. Edmund gratuitously supplied for the occasion by Mr.8. May, of Bow London ; and the Whigs {also gratuitously) by Mr. W. Clarkson, of Wi Stage Manager (for the Savage Club Amateurs), Mr. Wiliam Brough. CHARACTERS IN ...
... Drawing Models, Moveable Letters, and Form and Colour; Cornwall's, Morell's. Turner's, and other School Books; Diagrams film whig the Comparative Sizes of Animals; Drawing Papers: Ciphering Books; Society of Arts' Colour Boxes; and eat variety ther School ...
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... speeches against Maynooth and the Pope, and the Lord Chancellor, and there the matter will end. In the meantime, the Northern Whig protests against profaning the Botanic-gardens by such a demonstration of the bigotry and folly of Orangeism. The gardens ...
... one homogeneous mass with the vitriolic oil of that ultra-Tory Mr. Disraeli’s Protectionism. The Tories arc not England. The Whigs are not land. The great mass of the educated classes, the majority in “number and value” of the nation, embracing the bulk ...