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... war, that the Tory party was for urging on the war, and the Whig party was for repressing it, he thought that the liberal education which he had received was most illustrated by the eminent Whigs. He, therefore, on entering the house joined their party. ...
... that the Tory party was for urging on the war, and the Whig party was for repressing it, he thought that the liberal education wliich he had re. eived was most illustrated by the eminent Whigs. He, therefore, on entering the house joined their party ...
... war, that the Tory party was for urging on the war, and the Whig party was for repressing it, thought that the liberal education which he had received was ost illustrated by the-eminent Whigs. He, therefore, on entering the house joined their party. The ...
... Mr. Cobden's negligence. The paper trade naturally prospers in this country; and the results of the infatuated policy of the Whig Radicals are as yet felt slightly, except by the minor manufacturers: but even those whose trade is colossal begin to perceive ...
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... rejected of South Hampshire ? Lord John extinguished the questioner by a reply which was thought witty by the claqueurs of the Whig benches. On a subsequent evening Lord Darlington accused Mr. Rigby Wason, M.P. for Ipswich, of untruth. The Speaker called ...
... deeply indebted to the gentlemen who had from time to time filled the office which his worship now had the honour to hold. Whig, Tory, or Radical, the mayors of Liverpool had generally patronised the licensed victuallers' little festivities, and if they ...
... whoever goes out the war will go on. It matters not, in reference to this important question, who is or who is out Whatever Whigs, Liberals, and Radicals may think, they will stand by Lord Palxebstos and Earl Russell, because to put them out would to let ...
... him great influenco, and about that time he commenced taking active part in public affairs. He was at this time independ> nt Whig, and ot tiie lirst election after the passing of the Reform Bill lie contested East Kent, In conjunction with Sir Richard Cosway ...
... showed how the people mutt this, if they would have their riglUs, by the fact that when Derby introduced a Reform Bill, the Whigs, under Lord John Russell, opposed it, simply because they did not wish the Tories to become popular and ascend to power the ...
... loesl rifle corps, the son s entlemM who sat for Paterborongh for nuny yean. A Conservative OMdid.te, in this division the Whigs, could hardly tail of success. It is that Mr. WhtUey is in very indifferent health. Tbs bon. gentlenun was to ban attended ...
... and, after this, everybody raw that no forbearance tho part of their adversaries could give longer life to the ministerial Whigs. This Sir Robert must have clearly seen He accordingly, on the 27th of May, moved a resolution which amounted to the expression ...