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... 000 instead of £L SOO a-year. M r . Th omas G. Baring succeeds Lim in office. This is a fortunate scion of one of the gr.34t. Whig families; to which circumstance we may attribute the fact that he has been in one office or another for th - :.; last ten or ...
... d o f £1,500 a• year. Mr. Thomas G. Baring su ccee d s in th.: Homefoffice. Th•is is a foitunate scion of one of the gr,itt Whig t a h milies : to which circumstance we may attriLute the fact at he has been in one omce or another 'or lasi, ton VI twelve ...
... instead of £1,5C0 a-year. Mr. Thomas G. Baring succeeds him in the Homooffice. This is a fortunate scion of one of the greet Whig families ; to which circumetance we may attribute the fact that he has been in one office or another for the last ten or twelve ...
... hope to carry it by bringing to bear upon the representative branch of the Leaislature a pressure like that which enabled the Whigs to carry the Reform Act of 1832. No man can be expected to grow enthusiastic about a measure which proposes to continue his ...
... years we have had the anomaly of a Whig Government and a Liberal party headed by a Conservative chief. In my last letter, I informed your readers that, despite his eminent talents and marvellous oratory, the leading Whigs would not have Mr. Gladstone for ...
... hope to carry it by bringing to bear upon the representative branch of the Legislature a pressure like that which enabled the Whigs to carry the Reform Act of 1832. No man can be expected to grow enthusiastic about a measure which proposes to continue his ...
... years we have had the anomaly of a Whig Government and a Liberal party beaded by a Conservative chief. In my last letter, I informed your readers that, despite his eminent talents and marvellous oratory, the leading Whigs would not have Mr. Gladstone for ...
... hope to carry it by bringing to bear upon the representative branch of the Legislature a pressure like that which enabled the Whigs to carry the Reform Act of 1832. No man can be expected to grow enthusiastic about a measure which proposes to continue his ...
... years we have had the anomaly of a Whig Government and a Liberal party beaded by a Conservative -chief. In my last letter, I informed your readers that, despite his eminent talents and marvellous oratory, the leading Whigs would not have Mr. Gladstone for ...
... parents unhappily only to decline wages for their children in order to dell o . the education too; but it is pleasant to see a Whig with courage enough to express boldly a be ief as ye t unpopular. it is true be was speaking to working men. if ever they are ...
... now he would be backed by all the Radical community and by their representatives below the gangway. Against him are the old Whigs; hut a division 'of this party, caused by the rival claims of Russell and Clarendon, would secure the ;milling for the right ...
... now he would be backed by all the Radical community and by their representatives below the gangway. Kgainst him are the old Whigs; but a division Of this party, caused by the rival claims of Russell and Clarendon, would secure the running for the right ...