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... to the breaking through the declaration of Paris Russia he stigmatised the tr eaty as an accursed inheritance left by a weak Whig statesman to his country. The honourable gentleman then pointed out what would have been done by a Conservative Government ...
... country squires to solve how they could most effectually avert the perilous consequences of the People's Act of 1867. The Whigs have been terrible fellows for patting Democracy on the back, and the Conservatives have fancied that the same game might answer ...
... respective parts taken by the Whigs and Tories in regard to Lord Ashley's bill ? The motion for going into committee was supported by all the leading Con- servatives, but opposed by the Whig Government. Three years afterwards the Whig President of the Board ...
... might have is. quired of them. (Cheers.) Why, in 1835 the of Lords, which had a Conservative majority, in the face of the Whig Government, devoted not only the month of August, but carried into September the labours necessary for a subject not more important ...
... the breaking through the declaration of Paris by Russia, he stigmatised the hasty as an accursed inheritance left by a weak Whig states. man to his country. The bon. gentleman then pointed out what would have been done by a Conservative Government, and ...
... for fortifications by way of annuities. Does Mr. Gladstone put this increase into the category of Tory delinquencies, when Whig Governments have had almost the sole possession of office ? If we take the charges under the Civil List, &c., in 1853 the amount ...
... for forti% cations by way of annuities. Does Mr. Gladstone put this increase into the category of Tory delinquencies, when | Whig Governments have almost the sole possession of office? 1f we take the charges under the Civil List, &c., in 1853 the amount ...
... sprightly and se &Attu tt r`- of our THEATRE. Le yet In Ms way into o 4 belief as well as our E MYSTERY OF .CLOISTERHAM : A Sequel Whig. no by *envier ereenere , ved nottenr IT H Otto, 800 peo h . lut . as bu tbe . type ,,, o we. f P .. ost ; :;11 , 11 b r ...
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... Coercion Bill, rah was intended to pt I atop to murder end robbery in Westmeath. Ile referred to Mr. Gladatone's statement Whig reference to the discharge a dockyard and arsenal workmen, and stated that the figures quoted were likely to mislead the pol ...
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