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... writing well than he was taken the hand, rewarded most munificently, and placed in position [of comfort, if not affluence. Whig and Tory leaders vied with each other in promoting the interests of suck men —of whom the speaker instanced many no doubt with ...
... writing well than he was taken by the hand, rewarded most munificently, and placed in position 'of comfort, if not of affluence. Whig and Tory leaders vied with each other in promoting the interests such men —of whom the speaker instanced many no doubt with ...
... reference to the Ten Hours' Bill said the Conservatives to a man supported it, while the Liberals to a large extent, and the Whigs especially, opposed it. He remarked also that the dissenters had committed a great folly in voting for the Irish Church Bill ...
... Oldham at both these epochs, to say that his exertions in parliament in support of the Ten Hours Bill, and in opposing the Whigs and Liberals in passing the new Poor-law, made him a conspicuous member of the House. Mr. Thomas Fielden, though taking an ...
... generosity than we should be com* polled to deal with a civilian. With the extraordinary rewards bestowed upon that pet of the Whigs Sir William Armstrong, upon Mr. Snider, Captain moncribff, and Major Palliser before us, it impossible to believe that the ...
... ; that these*are the men who butter our bread, Ac. In political dictionary dedicated Lord Castlereagb, the definition of Whigs, or the so-called Liberals, is follows faction of deluded men who claim a prescriptive right to govern both king and people ...
... ebullition of Fenianism, but the Whigs for place and power proposed the disendowwent of the Church, a piece of policy for which there was no urgency, only the urgency of place mid profit. Behold the result! The Whigs found many political prisoners who ...
... had that they coaid call their landmark. (Mr. Hamby) did not think that they could call Lon! John Hassell a statesman. The Whig Dirty had no great names their side, except Sir Robert Walpole, and the late Lord Palmerston. Walpole, however, was called ...
... was loudly encored in Sainton's fantasia, and again delighted the audience his performance of Savourneen Deelish. —Northern Whig. Theatrical Gentlemen in the Bankruptcy Court.— In the London Bankruptcy Court on Thursday, Mr. Matthew Somerville Morgan, ...
... oppression. He pleaded that night behalf of the people wlu), were going take part in the government of the country against both Whigs and Tories ; for the people, who-intended to make the government what it should be out of the people, by the people, and for ...
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... ourselves in a most wretched and disheartning minority. For ourselves, we do not care much what class of men are in power- Whigs, Tories, Radicals, or Democrats-if they will only pass good measures, calculated to benefit the people, and advance the welfare ...