... which; when the Whig?, theu out j office, joined Sir 1 Cohort Peel and his Tory friend-, in I giving complete veto to those farmers and landlords ( who applied for relief under tho tax. And it was i from this action of the leading Whig statesmen that the ...

... Lord Palmorston, supported by Earl Derby and his party, aud siueo then oy Earl Derby, Mr. Disraeli, and their party, hacked Whig lords and squires, that cannot honestly claim exemption of the whole five millions at onco, how and in way shall then proceed ...

... Hill would pass was t». the whole Froteeti ...

... confusion, which state they appear to have remained until the present day. After tho lashing winch the late Win, gave the whole Whig * ...

... gone before. The Keform Bill of 1867, in the eyea of the Conservative Peers, imperilled the Constitution, but it dished the Whigs; and it would not have been passed had not the conflict come to be regarded as sort of race on tbe road to rain, which the ...

... n.on. the Tories held now. Ideas must be regarded in connection with their surroundings, undoubtedly many things that the Whigs once thought it right and necessary to do, wore no longer right incumbent upon the.r successors, the I ihers's The fact was ...