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... go by any means so smoothly. There had by that time arisen amongst the Radical section of the Commons a feeling against the Whig Ministry, all the members of which had been parties to the passing of the Reform Act, and, as it was supposed, to the inauguration ...

... reward le hi brave carnet, rehash te armor the he bed &warted him. 110001111. IMAM At the Mgr blab Water-greet, ea lbw body Whig, 47 years of age, who resided to lodgings the wog, datessod, eshabitgl eggs a Naas awl Tusher, bad bees . bad gag of healthier ...

... before constituents in speech tho Reform Bill he andTthe the independent Liberals from the his coileagues other members of Whig party expressed belief it neither Air Gladstone nor Air Disraeli neither the nor tho Radicals thatcarried bill its form for ...

... on the fiery barb of Francis Jeffrey ; he is rather placed upon a hearse horse with which he consummates the entombment of Whig principles. The latter he called replica. '' The colouring not without charm, but the drawing inaccurate, the perspective ...

... been frequen’ tly blamed be- A | on 01 cause he can never forget 1832. Mr. the however, has a longer memory ev en than the Whig Mr. leader. He goes back not only to the flood, but to Alpt presi the fall. He begins his history with the year 1793, and conténds ...

... fiery barb of Francis Jeffrey; he is rather placed upon a hearse horse with which ho consummates the en- tombment of Whig principles. He designated the latter as a replica. The colouring is not without '• charm, but the drawing is inaccurate ...

... the wh,c h failed in the hands of Earl intentionsof France, and we trust to see them fully Russell, Mr. Gladstone, and the Whig-Radical realised ; but in the meantime, and before this party, and Mr. Disraeli may well feel proud of 1 k ,n wiaod up°£ , ...

... State, one of the great historical parties is to forbidden from ever touching it I What Liberal has declared that the Whigs, and the Whigs only, have had a vested interest to the question of Reform I What has been said is thin and no proposition was ever ...

... Edin burgk is not mounted on a hearse horse, the unpop ty the income tax wo Francis Jeffery, he is rather p! e entombment of Whig Government. An increase of aS to the incidence of that with which he consummates The Conservative surrender, by { ew inconvenient ...

... kingdom of Scotland—l beard that w« had carried a measure not entitled such a distinction that for which more than 70 years the Whig party bad toiled since the time when, in the year 1793, Ixird Grey had been defeated by the machinations of Mr. Pitt It is ...

... Jefferies, vice-president of the association, expounded the principle which actuated its supporters. According to Macaulay, the Whig and Tory parties represented freedom and order respectively. He (the speaker) submitted that the people in this country were ...