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... bo no hill. doubt, there are many aristocratic Whigs who privately agree with them this opinion. But here again interposes tho dillbmlty of parly allegiance. Reform now become the very Shibboleth of Whigs. It came to a vote—say on a motion of want of ...
... public employment for more than four years ; taking his revenge, however, the Tories in a series of anonymous papers. •’The Whig Examiner, full of caustic wit and humour. Addison now appears to affluent circumstances, though his profits from literature ...
... bill. No doubt there are many aristm cratic Whigs who privately agree with them in this opinion. But here again interposes the difficulty of party allegiance. Reform has now become the very shibboleth of Whigs. If it crime to vote say on a motion of want ...
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... carrying through Parliament a mea- j sureof representative reform, their failures were notso many ! as the failures of the Whigs And Ridicals, and, beiug les. | numerous, they were also in a greater proportion less igno- j minious aad less damaging to ...
... merits, and declared that many of the sins laid to his charge were caused by the unfortunate circumstances of the case. His Whig supporters were too cold, and his Radical ones too hot, and hence much confusion and misunderstanding arose. It required, indeed ...
... city to the North instead of branch lines as at present. The Whig Government of the day refused this proposition, because it involved a considerable expenditure of money— I not know that the Whig Government have ever given any special boon to Ireland, except ...
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... he gave when elected, he said the question reform did not appear to be any danger from the Conservatives. The conduct of the Whig party the last session would have disgusted him, he had not been dissatisfied with them before. There was nothing to fear from ...
... in many severe party struggle both in and out of Parliament, his last triumph being iu the year 1857, when the moat powerful Whig interests in the county Armagh were arrayed against him. A long life, consistently and naefßlly spent with the Conservative ...