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... most deadly Again, Colonel Gray had said that it undo Tory auspices that the Factory Acts were pined. They were passed under Whig ministry, question was more social than a politmlae, and opinions were mutually divided upon tin ...
... the person that ought to hare the credit of passing the Corn laws, and that wss a man who wonld not ally himself with either Whigs or Tories, who made, ithis. Single duty to abolish the tax upon food, and l)vpd see it accomplished. He also said, (hat the ...
... regard to expenditure, I would always endeavour to deal with public money I would with my own. I would go to the brtt markefc.be Whig, Tory, or Radical, for,the best thing'l could get. And allow to say word here about exclusive dealing, because consider e-cipsive ...
... fortifications? To Whig Government. Does Col. Gray approve of that expenditure If so. why does not defend it, instead of trying to throw rbe onus of it upon a Government? If Col. Gray disapproved of those fortifications * planned Whig Government,’ why did ...
... what I have just read the following, extracted from a London paper of day, and written by a Catholic layman Wecmnot trust the Whigs. The Conservative party have always acted towards us with fturness, if not with marked favour. They gave emancipation, they ...
... 1832, whinh was purely a Whig resign to Kon.e the charge which now committed f the House sufficiently numerous Protestant With tbe open frankness of Conservatives, they mfn-.re. and appeared t-> be very well managed for Whig her bands'.' Now, I have »aid ...
... ask which was the Tory party ? Mr. Disraeli once said a sound Conservative Government was “Whig measures and Tory men (laughter). Tories in power, carrying out Whig measures renewed Isughtsr). OoL Gray, Bradford j Ward, speaking of the question respecting ...
... sisting every extension %f popular privilege. CoL Gray asked at the ConservHive meeting Bradford Ward last 1 week, “What had the Whig-Radical Government done? , They gave the people the Refoi Bi'l of 18.‘t2 and th*- [ Test and Corporation H-peal Act. but the ...
... Radicals to Parliament, a ministry would be found to pass and carry such measures that majority in Parliament approved. If the Whigs were not sufficiently united, and did not bring forward a sufficiently Radioal measure, they had found that the Tories would ...
... thing for He assisted the Government the tnsnenslon of the Habeas Corpus Act. (\r*t hy him. rendered necessary Ity the woes Whig Governments. Tills did. But he did not. propose appease the manes of Fcuianisui hy. throwing the Irish Church to it. which ...
... Bolton, now excited to the utmost on the gre* (ysestion of the day, one between our Protestant rights and 4 treason enacted by Whig-Churchmen, bkehimself;beforeß dton, piopared »n know* before to assert those rights most unmistakably, upon th least provocation ...
... of the country, and the very purpose of their Wellington inpower tary of State for the Home Department. Parliament trimming Whigs or accommodatpemliture was about 35 b.t - but to reiofoS the ranks .f indepen that waa, in 33 Teats incrosaod Judical, (anplanso) ...