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... best spirit of good-will, may not be considered objectionable to them, or to voters in general here, whether they be Tory or Whig. Now, first, in regard to Political Economy, the basis or ground work of Political Legislation. In temporal point of view, ...
... incur further outlay with the view of improving the condition of the army which had been left in an inefficient state by the Whig Government. These measures of improvement were carried out at the instance of the Royal Commissioners, who made various suggestions ...
... Dalrymple thereanent, and referring to the last election when Mr. Passmore Edwards was brought forward by the Radicals and the Whigs refused to support him, he reproached the former with allowing themselves to be made the tools of the latter. In conclusion ...
... Church ? The gift of 25 per cent, of the tithes to the landlords was in no way the work of Lord Derby. It was the work of the Whig Cabinet after Lord Derby had quitted it. Sir James in his reply is obliged to own that he was in error in likening Lord Derby's ...
... the head of the Exchequer for more than two years. Nor can it be contradicted that, except during the Crimean war when the Whig Sir George Lewis was Chancellor of the Exchequer, the income tax has never been so high as it was under the rule of Mr. Gladstone ...
... was found that the number of men required had not been raised several thousands ; and this brings me to the last year of the Whig Administration and the expenditure of 1865-6, of which Lord Hartington appears so proud. The number of men voted was 142,471 ...
... are full and ample, but I desire at the time of polling you will realize all your expectations and return to Parliament two Whigs in the persons of your humble servant and my excellent friend Mr. Dalrymple. had known of him, but I did not know him till ...
... prisoner is rebellious, and bis sworn subject undutiful and refractory.— a ckeray s Politics.—Sheridan seems to have become Whig, most men become anything, by accident, and by the circumstances of early connection and introduction. bad not the cordial ...