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... sustained, 23. Whig objections, sustained, 4. Conservative gain, 23. Marshland,- Conservative objections, 34; sustained, 30. Whig objections, 14 ; sustained, 14. Conservative gain, 10, Hundred. Conservative objections, 14; bustiiotfd, 12, Whig objections ...
... whioh 18 were sustained ; 1 objection by the Whigs, which was sustained. Majority for Conserva- tives, 17. Clackclose Hundred,— 43 objections by Conserva- tives, 3G of which were sustained. Objections by Whigs, 7 ; sustained. 5. Majority ipr Conservatives ...
... 27. Whig objections, 9; sustained, 8. Conservative gain, 19. MITFORD HUNDRED.—Conservative objections, 34; sustained, 29. Whig objections, 16; sustained, 10. Conservative gain, 19. SHROPHAM HUNDRED.—Conservative objections, 30; sustained, 23. Whig objections ...
... different with the Whigs. In general, they make slight account of Irish polities—but a coming General Election works wonders among them. The Irish then have it in their power to despise and reject the Whigs—and, therefore, the Whigs must pretend deep ...
... the leader the Whig section in the Cabinet not satisfied with the number and weight of Ins followers And duke saw in the attacks made on his management only attempt to hu. office for »ome b*ncr-on of the Whigs, in order to secure Whig preponderance m ...
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... had before written. Well, he has earned his leisure : for he has always been good working Whig, and possessed in perfection that specia. quality of working Whigs, adaptability, real or supposed, to any office which it might happen at a moment to difficult ...
... been let alone at first, and great embarrassment would have been avoided if the Danes had been allowed to reform what their Whig friends now describe as evil in their conduct and policy before British diplomacy had been mixed with the quarrel. The country ...
... Imerta • gawnio—Bas. &mewed. liTbrissate sae MB MEP Oa* i . • risoperi liiiadeol• sae LOO MAL. SANGER& endatire, abibra AND FOOT Whig Portre 1••••• • • T•••• •• NO 4,0 a ••••9 approlrews I. • Ire 40 M. • . MA WINO MOMS t.•••••• 0101•• arrartut °ammo* wasszeires ...
... needless. But, the Tories held their tongues, did not love the Pope better than did the Whigs that spoke out—and we do not forget Lord Derby's plague-spot of Europe. Whig and Tory would be equally hard on the Pope as a spiritual ruler. But it was not the ...
... DERBY pleasantly observed, is the truer description of Whig foreign policy, and the Scandinavians are not the only race who have learned to appreciate the justice of the remark. It is true that our Whig rulers affect great esteem for the principles of no ...
... the Whig section in the Cabinet was not satisfied with the number and weight of his followers ; and the duke saw in the attacks made on - his management only an attempt to secure his office for some hanger-On of the Whigs, in order to secure a Whig pr ...