... deserves to be, and the government with it. For Lord Grosvenor represents a strong body of moderate men, who, though they be Whigs, are Whigs of the old school, and prefer their country and its great institutions to any party triumph. But granting it to reach ...

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... evoked at the eleventh hour, is not from or for the people ; it emanated from and is intended to serve the purposes of the Whigs, and to save one of the most inefficient and worthless administrations that ever attempted to rule the destinies of great nation ...

... the working men stick together, work together, and then he believed that all the apostate Liberals (a voice— Good) all the Whigs, and all the Tory press would never be able to defeat the bill now before them (applause) The motion was carried by acclamation ...

... refers to a Baron tcy the of Earl Russell and has nothing to do either with the Queen or her people it is simply Whig selfishness and Whig exclusiveness have to thank Her Majesty for her courtesy and to regret that Ministry have created such :andal policy ...

... worthies think for moment, the Conservatives would substantially recognise their services, they must be woefully mistaken. If the Whigs accept such men—Fox, Feci and Gladstone—the Tories are hardly far gone to think it desirable to secure the services of such ...

... distinctive places to the five parties which he counted in the House. These parties were Tories, Conservatives, Independents, Whigs, and Radicals. Mr. Horsman rather endorsed the suggestion, and complained that he could not find a place for himself or for ...

... distinctive places to five parties which he counted in the House. These parties were Tories, Conservatives, Independents, Whigs, and Mr. Horsman rather endorsed ‘the suggestion, and complained that he could not find a tor himself or for his party. The ...

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... deprecating their disfranchisement. Mr Horsfall supported the amendment. He argued that tbe Government had consulted the old Whig section of their supporters satisfactory compromise might have be.n effected. Mr Pim, though regretting necessity of separating ...

... Some of this not altogether destroyed and will betaken into consideration by the insurance offices salvage- The ' Northern Whig ' says:—' We are exceeding glad to find that the estimate of the amount of loss which was formed, under the impression that ...

... Cheshire, died on Thursday last at the age of 65. He was M P. for Preston from 1832 to 1847, and was created a baronet by the Whigs in 1838. His only son, the Rev. Peter Hesketh Fleetwood, succeeds to the baronetcy. Mr. Henry Hoare, the banker, died on Monday ...