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... PROPORTION OF WHIG AND TORY PEERAGES. The charge which has been made against the Con- sorvativo governments of making an undne pro- portion of peers admits of a very decisive answer. Mr. Disraeli, Lord Derby, and Sir Robert Poel hold power altogether ...
... PROPORTIOIV OF WHIG AND TORY PEERAGES. The charge which has been made against the Conservative govermnents of making an undue proportion of peers admits of a very decisive answer. Mr. Disraeli, Lord Derby, and Sir Robert Peel held power altogether for ...
... THOFORTIOS OF WHIG AND TOBY TKRRAdES. i The charge which has been made against the Con- sorvative governments of making an undue proportion poors admits very decisive answer. Mr. Disraeli, Lord Derby, and Sir Robert Peel hold power altogether for nine ...
... considering all this, and as he had never declared his sentiments in the House, we naturally thought that he was a Whig—-or, best, Whig and something more.” But obviously he is Radical a: all events, he talked Radicalism. Bug must say something of this ...
... one Prime erpool, the Conservatives had in the person orMinisterLord whom they really trusted, days a Whig, and the Derby, himself in his best Whig House. Canningreresentative of an old leaders and Prime Mini , ster e s ell and Disraeli were and distrusted ...
... adopted in principle Lord Cessna.’, celebrated scheme for partially secularising the ecclesiastical property. The eminent Whig Rei former moved that the House should rc.olve into committee to consider the state of the ...
... THE EDITOR OP THE MORNING ADVERTISER. Sir, —During the Uet few days we have had some distinguished Whig utterances, which, considering the quarter whence they have come, we must regard truly ominous” with respect to the forthcoming movements of the Ministry ...
... Protestant Liberal and Layman thus writes to a Liberal contemporary • During the lost few days we hare had some distinguished Whig utterances, which, considering the quarter whence they have come, we must regard truly ominous with rcsncct to the forthcoming ...
... leading Whigs. They fought in parishes; enormous cost, they battled for their liberty in the courts of law; thousands endured distraints upon their goods; and several, notably Jehu Childs, of Bungay, suffered imprisonment; and meanwhile the Whig Churchmen ...
... into on'.ce and proposed a similar plan to that of the Whigs, with this difference, however, that the bonus held out to land- lords was 27 j per cent.; and subsequently— fortunately for the Whigs, but against their wishes— Lord Melbourne became Prime ...
... Offend Anotoer.—Up who draws his pen for one party must expect make enemies of the other. F>r wit and fool arc consequence of Whig and Tory, tad »mj row it » k«»v, »n .s? th» eH«.— ...
... Carriage paid to any station In England. Prios Li 0 Ditto, with two tubs 0 0 Spreader and engine for shove i 0 a Bowline Iron and Whig Works, Norwich. VB. BOULTON'B IRON WATER or • LIQUID CART. Carriage paid to the prima pal railway etationa In England. To hold ...