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... union by coalescing with the Whig element of the party, whose policy is very slightly distinguished from that of the present Government. The Non- ; conformist representation in Parliament is at least equal to that of the Whig element, which supports the ...
... Turkwn »»oodhc4ier*. the fame that u indimolah.y «.«• were accordingly taken being about each *late norti with the of (freat Whig chiefuio. . thing*, and thacommiWc* in Moorgate-etn-ct. which, jj;* f«U:er. luJcol. on* th.* beet-retneail*-rel m toot, amounted ...
... report din iiuied Mate of things to which Parliament felt called upon to apply immediate remedy. A bill was passed, under toe Whig Administrate,n ol Lord Melbourne, for one year, prohibiting the practice from North Ameman potto The subject was again examined ...
... that—thb I have ascertained from careful reference “ Hansard—the first two Bills prohibiting thb practice temporarily poanod Whig Government, temporary Bill and that one making the prohibition perpetual passed Conserwtiw Government, and the BUI ameadiagand ...
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... the disintegration of the Whig party. He has witnessed the - consolidation of a Liberal party extending over a period of three decades, and has noted its victorious progress so long as it has secured the support Of the Whig remnant, the ultra-Radicals ...
... _isis I hays ascertained from easeful reference to i g go od —the first two Inns prohibiting this wm ,„ rse ily passed by • Whig UoVorninent, a temporary hill that or.e reeking the prohibition perpetual be Government, and the Bill amending and jscsshss ...
... alien to their original character as tho troops that straggle after them are alien from the constitutional Whigs that followed Fox while he wae a Whig of the old pattern, and deserted him when he deserted the honour of hia country and the cause of freedom ...
... forty-five years of age, the scn of tlie Edward Bulwer, so famous forty ycars ago as & novelist, who became a baronet as a Whig Radieal, and a peer as a Conservative. Lord Lytton is well known under the name of Uwen Meredith asa poet. His verses— much ...
... Caltinet wore not united tr.i.-ht l* rooaervative manifeato front M I’.- * * Prtfecta, Buh PrefecU. tod a Krauon , an aoatere Whig docum* «• I*'’* DcrAOEB to the magiatraturo. in* iiei procureur and .* a I. paper from one the wlilorn the I* - • M. Hay—to ...
... that they love liberality as little as they do Liberalism. The Services may indeed pray for the increasing strength of the Whig party, if it should only result in the wicked determination of Mr. Disraeli’s Ministry to raise the pay of the public servant ...
... forty-five years of age, the sou of the Edward Bulater, so famous forty years ago as a novelist, who became a baronet as a Whig Radiral, and a peer as a Conservative. Lord Lytton is well known under the name of ()wen Meredith as apoet. it is verses—much ...