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... Conservative press and qualified blame from the Liberal organs. He is not Tory enough for the Tories or Whiggiah enough for the Whigs. He has not propounded anything very new or very startling, but what he has to say he has said and well; and as the expression ...
... town has denounced the affair, and only writer in the Examiner has attempted to palliate the disgraceful compact. The other Whig creatures have wisely kept silence. The Chronicle has bad some very shrewd and well-timed remarks upon the so-called Election ...
... words Thoma s PotvPll, Blackfriars Rnad, Lontlon, on the Government Stamp, without which it cannot be maim, and to IMLTATI WHIGS 18 ...
... partite, who join so harmoniously in a sort of ilesset on divers instruments, are the representatives of 01111Parvatives, Whigs, and Radicals of 1836 and 11111. The subject of Public Schools brought up schools of London, using the word in ite 114 pr sewn ...
... of State for the Colonies in 141-4, and again, when he took office under Sir R kert Peel, from to 1845. As he had left the Whigs, so he left the liberalising colleagues of Sir Rob rt Peel, and did not resume office until he came into power as the acknowledged ...
... wealthy Peer, and he ventured into political life with a feeling of real enjoyment. His hereditary connexion was with the Whigs, and with them he entered office as Chief Secretary for Ireland in 1830, and bore a chief part in the events of that stormy ...
... forming an Association, based upon constitutional principles, and in which—with- out regard to the old party designations of Whig and Tory, Liberal and Conservative,—whoever may desire to secure for property and intelligence their just weight and recogni- ...
... scarcely believe that the potholes of throe pram, who join so kanaaniwasly is • sort of maw' an dims amassed; an the of the Whigs, sad Reda& of Ind and Tits of Public Schools brought up th e albeit. of the word in its larger nese& Tines millions of ialtabaants ...
... ervative press and qualified blame from the Liberal organs. He is not Tory enough for the Tories or Whiggish enough for the Whigs. He has not propounded anything very new or very startling, but what he has to say he has said clearly and well; and as the ...
... would be exactly that described by Sir Samuel Romilly when he contested Bristol 1812. There was then some talk of electing a Whig and Tory, and Sir Samuel said the proposal was one which would cause the city to say yes and no upon all important questions ...
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