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... he can be depended upon at the day election ; and it is notorious that Tory landlords have all Tory tenants, and Whig landlords have Whig tenants. There are, happily, a few exceptions to this role, and tenants have acted as men without suffering for their ...
... pared to receive it. as been condemned as unworthy of the shrine pre There is a good saying current Just now ascribed to a Whig BP. it of the tenacity wherewith the Tories ved to cl to power, 4 ill-hamouredly, ** Why not hang them together hang together ...
... colleagues who sat with him in the Cabinet. For some reason of this sort, doubtless sufficient but never fully explained, when the Whig Government was reconstituted after its summary dismissal in 1834, he was not asked to rejoin it or reassume his old position ...
... November, 1834, Sir Robert Peel assumed the reins of Govermment, and Lord Brougham resigned oftice with his colleagues. The Whig Ministry of Lord Melbourne, however, returned to power in the following Alprfl. but Lord Brougham was not reappointed to the ...
... brilliancy, his name is now associated with the persons and events of a former age. As a politician his memory will live among the Whig Parliamentary Reformers of his earlier life; but that object of his ambition being achieved, he abandoned the pursuit, and ...
... Conservative candidate polled 398 more than Sir Brook Bridges, whose personal popularity secured much support from the old Whigs, and 687 more than Sir N. Knatchbull, while Mr. Tufton polled 86 fewer than the Liberal candidate at the last election. As ...
... nor of religious sect to affect any part of th duties of the office. What proportion of those I have recommended have been Whigs, Tories, Churchmen, or Dissenters, I do not know, for I never asked the question, and in the great majority of cases I could ...