... among Gowcot agricultural labourers have flowed in so abun- dantly that all the tw enty-eight men on strike have been the Whig Peers. Earl Grey objects to a mere declaratory suppo rted. The farmers have given the increase in some resolution, which he ...

... |, nevertheless, the party-support which was given to f a this amendment does inevitably suggest the sus- |picion that the Whig Peers desired to snatch a party triumph, or, failing that, wished to leave the |] way open for a reopening of the Reform question ...

... the Queen up to the period of her marriage indulged strong feelings of political partisanship her sympathies being with the Whigs but under Prince Albert’s influence this feeling was gradually extinguished The Prince on marriage determined to stand clear ...