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... the Cabinet a scheme, which received the Mr Gladstone, but, after considerable discussion, was defeated by the preponderating Whig element. ...
... the Cabinet a scheme, which received the Mr Gladstone, but, after considerable discussion, was defeated by the preponderating Whig element. ...
... Cabinet question. Some difficulty arose about finding position for Lord Brougham, the most powerful Whig orator the House of Commons. Some of the Whigs thought there was no living with him without him, but all events it was necessary to make the experiment ...
... Cavaliers charged with faces aglow, Their foemen stood, but in vain. They wavered, they broke, and from the lost field Flew Whigs and Dutch down the pass, under the charge of the Graeme they reel'd, A broken and routed mass. And what of Dundee ? Only dead ...
... learned Lord took his seat on the wool sack at a quarter past four robed in the ordinary black silk gown and full-bottomed whig. There were present about adozen Peers, including Tord Ellenborough, Lord Stanley of Alderney, Lord Thurlow, the Marquis of ...
... Shiress Will to take united and immediate action, and prevent the everlasting disgrace of the Montrose Burghs a weak-kneed Whig and half-hearted Lil to represent them Parliament.—I am, ...
... restrictive measure for Ireland. foreign affairs the PRESIDENT the BOARD of TRADE is sound enough to satisfy Palmerstouian Whig. He is not only sound, but sensible. He does not claim infallibility for the Government during the late troubles with external ...
... Advanced Liberal, the likelihood is that, by a combination of auld Whigs and Tories, the repre- of the Burghs ma: hands of the stationaries. ie pass away into the is the interest of Whigs and Tories to get all the candidates to go te the poll, although ...
... Those present had lived to see them part of the British Constitation, and some of them would live to see other changes which Whigs and Tories alike now considered Utopian adopted without disturbance, and with great benefit to the country. (Hear, hear.) The ...
... fanatical Radicals. Those present had lived to see them part of the British and some of them would live to see other changes which Whigs and Tories alike now considered Utopian adopted without disturbance, and with great benefit to the country, (Hear, hear.) The ...
... rector ; Reformers are generally so rough and rude. course, the Whigs of Holland House were exceptions. But, general rule, my advice to live with the Tories and to vote with the Whigs. PATTISON IN HIS LIGHTER VEIN. talking with him ene day I expressed ...
... EAT can had at Moderate Prices. LAMB AND VEAL SEASON. ALL ORDERS OAKEFULLY AND PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. OPKNING ANNOUNCEMENT. WHIG will Oj>en, on 6th June, the Shop No. 73 Wellga*e (presently occupied J. C. where Fresh Fish in Season can always be had. Orders ...
... express unabated confidence in the member* the late Government and its illustrious chief, and indignation at the conduct those Whig members of Parliament Who, by absenting from critical division, contributed, along with the Tory-P.irnellite alliance, the ...