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... happened in Canada and New South Wales. The rejection of the measure was proposed by Earl Grey, who, though deserted by the Whig officials, remains true to the principle of indiscriminate endowment. His lordship had the peculiar satisfaction of dealing ...
... which we have not discovered, in having two Whig candi- CE dates to contest a single seat with one Conservative. of thl But whether value or not, two Whig candidates At there are. The other day, the Whig portion of the Glasgow Senatus brought forward ...
... many a public man called by the name of .Conservative that I, Radical, would far sooner support at an election than a thorough Whig, a set of politicians erroneously called Liberals, but who at heart, and universally, when holding power, prove themselves ...
... in Suffolk, and speaking upo n said he did not Irish Church question. He not care much for Whigs or Tories. The Tories were very good in office, and the Whigs very good out of office. He considered that the disestablishment of the Irish Church was only ...
... circles, as trustee for the plaintiff, as hu alleged. It was alleged that one had been sold at an under-value, and another was Whig improperly trained and used. His Honour, on the evideeoo, granted au iskrisi injunction over Saturday next, with liberty to ...
... of i 124. And' on Tune 17, 1850, a motion of the same statesman, then Lord Stanley, disapproving the { foreign policyof the whig government, was carried ?? in a house consisting of 190 members. On none of these occasions have the conserva- E tive peers ...
... troll' the commeueemeut of the pnseont century, Hothead Howes was the rw.dese.na of all the political eareugth of the great Whig party, and was supposed to cement mom firmly the mutual adheriou of its mature members, just as the balls of the Duchess of ...
... first to last. Had not the Ministry pursued this policy, breaking the bonds of official red-tape with a boldness on which no Whig would have ventured, the expedition could not have been so signal a success. ...
... messages. In analysing the votes the Peers for and against the Suspensory Bill hnd that the minority consisted of *7 dukes, all Whigs; 4 marquises, also all Liberals; earls, including the Earl of Carnarvon; viscounts, lords, and not single bishop. In the majority ...
... any Whigs except Lord Grey voted with the Government. The chief fact importance is the difficulty which the Whigs seem to have had in bringing their own men to the division. At the end of the reign George IV. there were rather more than 100 Whig peers ...
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