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... No. 245. THE GOVERNMENT DEFEAT. people have no reason to regret that the various Conservative parties (Tory, Whig, or Liberal, as they may call themselves) have combined to overthrow the extension of the Borough Franchise. Nothing can be plainer than ...
... dissentient Whigs; their ability and eloquence in dieoussioa were superior to those either of the Government or the Conservatives, and all the important amendments in resistance to the program of the Bill were moved by the heirs of leading Whig families ...
... Bill of that year simply because it was introduced Conservatives and not by Whigs. After this the Tories will for the time being the Beform Government. This will render the Whigs desperate and determined to go through fire and water to recover their }>risti'je ...
... There stands the broad fact, that on a question involving the existence of the Ministry the Whig opposition bee gradually increased from 2 to 44, and the Whig defection to 59, to say nothing of the many who, voting with the Ministers on this paltry issue ...
... break, break, Gladstone, thy bridges and boats ; And I would that I could cancel Those two confounded votes. Oh ! well for the Whigs and for me That Dizzy is still in the way ; And well for all that MaLuesbury Cannot come in to-day. And the angry Bright declaims ...
... dissentient Whigs; their ability and eloquence in discussion were superior to those either of _ the Government or the Conservatives, and all the important amendments in resistance to the progress of the Bill were moved by the heirs of leading Whig families ...
... Conservatives, and all the important amendments in resistance to the progress of the Bill were moved by the heirs of leading Whig families. Almost insensibly, and apparently by the instinctive agency of unprecedented circumstances, a slow but consistent ...
... population. There stands the broad fact, that on a question involving the 'Masan of the Ministry the Whig opposition has gradually increased 2 to 44, and the Whig defection , to 59, to Bey nothing of the who, voting with the Were on this paltry issue of rateable ...
... insolent tone in which the 44 Old Whig” addresses Mr, Mill. Mr. Mill can vindicate himself, if he deems the attack of the 44 Old Whig” worthy of notice. I cannot help, however, admiring the delicious self-sufficiency of the Old Whig 44 when be declares himself ...
... of that ingratitude to their servants for which the Whigs have been so long notorious. It was he who said, in the ardour of his party enthusiasm, that he would vote black was white, to keep the Whigs in office. Albeit, a man politically enlightened far ...
... and it is not unlikely, we think, that Lord Derby may seek the co-operation of Lord Lansdowne as leader of that formidable Whig section which was opposed to the action of the late Government. ...
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