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... civil lords were never oonsulted upon, but which was a cabinet question ; and it was also a singular circumstance that when a whig Government was In power there was also a larger foreign squadron than when there was a conservative Government. The whole of ...

... offer m i self for Election whenever opportunity offers, and conditionally that you return mo free of expense. In politics I am Whig Radical, and attached to the Russell and Gladstone party. I appear before you as a great and earnest reformer, and ready to ...

... persistently voted against it at every stage, and would have prevented its passing if they could. And so has ever been—the Whigs assnme the name ot Liberality, and discard its practice. They got into Parliament with the promise of enfranchisement -they ...

... Gladstone will resume his place as second in command of the Liberal party. The correspondent, however, intimates that the Whig 3 and the Radicals are divided on many points. Mr. Roger Pickup, a farmer, of Chapel Farm, near Bolton, recently attained his ...

... the task has successfully and, we trust it may prove, satisfactorily dealt with the Reform question. Lord Russell and the Whigs talked Mr. Disraeli and the Conservatives achieved, and the Reform Bill of 1867 is the monument of their efforts. The amendments ...

... in the House of Commons when it pleased Lord Palmerston in 1856 to recommend him to the Queen for a peerage. He was a good Whig, and, no doubt, had fairly earned his promotion, but as a public man he was little known out of his own county either as a ...

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... coincidence that two such ridiculous additions to the Reform Bill have been proposed in the House of Lords the sons of two great Whig lawyers. Lord Stratheden, who is the son and successor of the late Lord Chancellor Campbell, once contested Taunton in the ...

... the present sovereign up to the commencement of last year, the Conservatives had created only fifteen peerages, while the Whigs had conferred the enormous number sixty-five, or more than four times as many. The Scotch Reform Bill is in almost as much ...

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... not by □radical alterations, but by gradual changes. was not now referring to the Reform Bill. He was not a party tician. Whig and Tory to him meant very little. He did not see much difference iu them; and in one particular they were remarkably alike—the ...