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... labour in factories. His name was on the back of Mundella's Fifty-four Hours Bill, a bill which was opposed vigorously by the Whigs and the late Ministry last session, and by Profeesor Fawcett. This year Mundella's bill and the Government bill were running ...
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... Durham city has, by its later return of two Liberals to Parliament, afforded another proof that it is the small boroughs where Whigs and Liberals now chiefly find a sphere for the successful exercise of thejr influence,, and that it a difficult thing to counteract ...
... rs have occasionally indulged in. The Duke, It is well kuown, no lover of Sir Gladstone, but apparently he is not the only Whig Peer of this eccentric turn of mind. Lord Stanley of Alderley, when called on to return thanks for the House of Lords, made ...
... against absenteeism, and an absentee tax, suggested by Government, had been at first warmly taken the National party. The great Whig peers of England, the Cavendishes, Fitzwilliams, and Fitzmaurices, who owned vast tracts of land in Ireland, were in arms against ...
... a gloriouß struggle against the common foe. And this was the result of the constitution of 1782, granted to Ireland by the Whig Government of Lord Rockingham. The story is so monotonous, so void of all new interest, such a uniform succession of crime ...
... questions had lieen adopted and carried into effect the nation would have been spared forty years of agitation. Failing this, the Whigs and Liberals obtained a firm hold of power, and attempted to remedy the grievances and supply the deficiencies which excited ...