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... each of the Privy Council as shall advise and concert to the same. In 1705, there was a contested. election. The great Whig families gained a majority, and the triumphant faction repealed the Act of Settlement, thus making office perpetual in their ...
... Bill, and the Royal Assent being given to it in the House of Lords, you will find the Ministerial side of the House full of Whig and Liberal peers, and the benches of the Tory, or Opposition, side are entirely empty.—(Laughter.) They would not give their ...
... to make his opponents proud of his declared and malignant enmity, and pleased to see the prospect of a junction between the Whigs and dangerous an ally—one who will always do more mischief to his friends than to his foes. Edinburgh Courant. Lady Palmerston ...
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... Little Tower-street, our sort their contents were destroyed, but valuable book papers remained uninjured In two of your sates, whig we fc,rtunntely I;,,ssessod. We are, respectfully yours, J. C.' Flaw:au and C. 0., Great Tower-s London, beccuilys Milner's ...
... the Times that though the Tories have been wrong on all the questions referred to by Mr. Bright, it does not follow that the Whigs have been invariably right. No doubt the Liberal party have sometimes been advance of their time, and have proposed measures ...
... own lieutenant, Mr. Forster, and one of his moat promising young men, Mr. Goschen, have been annexed and muzzled by the Whigs. Parties aavertwments the Courier art to a ttend to the following explanation* :— Apply at the pi-inters','' mean* that personal ...
... Confederate general hac no connection with 'the ore mlitury hool I Lexington. and has nothing niw to do with artillery. The Whig, therefore,, takes it for panted that the statement that he had applied for caunon for use by the pupils wasr untrue. ' . 'A ...
... who bave ban Whigs, snd who are only now estranged from tbeir ancient party by mom difference of opinion, which is, after sll, trivial, sucb as the question of the State's action towards tbe Established Church. On tbs other hand, the Whig ranks contain ...
... through old Whigs who cannot talk the dialect of to-day, while young I iberal Ministers, who can, must give silent votes behind them. If Lord Russel! likes the prospect we can but wish that he may succeed!, but we warn him that the Whigs among whom he ...
... to make hia opponents proud of bit declared aud malignant enmity, aud pleated to bm the prospect of a junction between tbe Whigs and so dangeroua an ally— one wbo will alwaya do more mischisf to bit friends than to his foe*.— Edinburgh Courant. Boabd o_r ...
... upon the Churcb estab- lishment two yeare afterwarda which haa continued down to tbe promnt moment tbat ho weeded from the Whig party. Hia defection wae eataiuly owing to no hostility to the bat intonate of tho working olaae, aa all bia subsequent career ...