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... the great body of his fellow countrymen. The course taken by the noble lord in bringing in this amendment wonld separata the Whig party fimn the Liberal and popular party; and ...
... standing for the county. and the present venerable Mr. Fawkes, of Pamley, were ever staunch reformers and prominent leaders of the Whig party—flrat and foremost in ©vary aleotion of their unid: loaeeJ the Fitzwilliam interest had no supporters equal Wood and ...
... have been entirely disfranchised, were allowed to retain one member, simply because they were represented by Whigs, or were in the possession of Whig families, and that, on the same grounds, others were allowed to return their previous compliment of members ...
... it but an imperfect statement of the fact to say that British political mankind are divided into Whigs, Tories, Radicals, and Roebuck. Many men are Whigs, not many are Tories, not few are Radicals, great multitude fall under the subdivisions of each of ...
... servree. Dr. Ooss delivered standin / mi /nt have combmeu to sumo long address. Referring to Lord Derby, to. whose A Tory-Whigs. There me tw kindness they were indebted for the ven- cheap terms 0 apprehension which they bed obtained the land for tho new ...
... wanted, at the present time, if they could get it, the combined action of all the Liberal party, and they could not get the Whigs, called, ...
... purposes either. - Now it was very wrong to deprive these men of the privilege of voting, yet there was a considerable party of Whigs in favour of it. They said that this franchise would keen out a considerable number of people of the worst sort, and that it ...
... tho bills separately or by the UUs together ; and we therefore the reputation, the ooutinuanee of offioe, the very existence Whig statesmen connected with the Radical snd reforming party, all stake upon the passage through Parliament of two measures. Well ...
... succession the MarquUate, in 1809, be sat in the House of Commons as member for Camelford. He was one of the leaders of the Whig Opposition in the Honse of Lords till 1830, when be accepted o Fee under Lord Grey, as Lord President of the Council, which ...
... ’ One the last stories heard from Mr. Lincoln was concerning John Tyler, for whom it was to be expected, ss old Heory Clay Whig, he would entertain no great respect. ‘A year or two after Tyler’s accession to the Presidency,’ said he, ‘contemplating excursion ...
... Mr Roebuck is a man of independent talking and free speaking ; very severe critic, and not at aU disposed to be partisan a Whig Government. He takes a line of his own. But when I went to him in the House Commons, and said him, “ Mr. Roebuck, will you ...