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... privilege. In 1848, when an extension of the suffrage wai looked upon as degradation' by the Tory, and but coldly supported by the Whig party, I spoke and voted in support of a motion for reform, moved by that unswerving friend of the people, Joseph Hume, who ...
... Itlausible name of progress and improvement. Having L al teady alluded to the Poor Law Union Act, as an 4 scabus laid upon us by Whigs, Liberals, and RadicTals, without benefiting any one but its paid officials, 4 - would now draw the attention of your readers ...
... the old law. This precious Act was carried chitlly through the influence, the eloquence and the instrumentality of the great Whig. Lord Brougham, when he was in the zenith of his popularity, and occu- pied a position similar to that which Bright and Glad- ...
... Golledge, of Caerleon. v Prosecutor said : On Friday night, between 9 and 10,atives, honest Radicals, and scarcely honest Whigs; I saw the prisoner and another man in my back way. men who wish substantially to preserve the Constitu - t They were talking ...
... Uwe: o newyddioa, cud y sydd yn pswb. Y mae y Totes yn mid& yn offiadwy. Y wadi anion emanoedd o rhyw bapyran i geo torn y Whigs, as y seas ahw wrthi hi yn confasio femur y dwia. 'Does y boneddigions ddim arull i wnsyd, wyddoeh, ao seas y bobol wybodns ...
... 1859, for which Lord Derby's government was responsible, was £13,528,776. The expenditure rose in the next year under the Whig government to £15,312,675, in 1861 to £15,883,160, and in 1862 to £16,060,350. A portion of this increase was owing to the ...
... the policy of the Whig party should be carried out, he would have a revolution; and he felt assured that the only hope for the safety of this country, of its privileges and its religion lay in the disintegration (by some meau) of the Whig party. Ga.C.! ...
... amass Awe.. O , TO° Ma. the awl W. to ti. It roar. which u. It the mt. venal for lbw Wawa to pwy the tithe Poet- by Mr. DATUM Whig raw daleaJaat latter bar Mr. Darius. is &tepee. Paid that the lied paid lea Id. into (inert. sad the did not fall dee mail ...
... that the num- ll her of men required had not been raised by several thou- le sands; and this brings me to the lastyear of the Whig ad- as ministration and the expenditure of 1865-6, of which Lord re Hartington appears so proud. The number of men voted ~d ...
... mlaen yn taraw y byd I syndod. Coffa da am y pryd y rhanwyd Senedd at bwnc dadgysylltu yr Eglwr Wladol yn lwerddon. Yn ail, y Whigs—plaid o bobl o syniadiadan tra gwahauol i eiddo y Tories. Adambyddir hwy with yr enwau Diwygwer, Rhyddfrydwyr, Y mae y blaid ...
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