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... apply to such holding) shall lx for the purposes of this Aet • judicial rent for such holding, and the costs of so fixing thie 'Whig rent may, if the application appears to the LindOs.aision to have been groundless, be ordered to he by the applicant. Provided ...
... force. It is impossible to shut our eyes to the fact that • general election without you on our side may lead to a Whig-Tory or Tory-Whig Government, which would relegate to the dim and distant future all thou measures which you and we so ardently desire ...
... in order to carry out more efficiently the work of the Federation. They bad had dangled before them the blank cheques of a Whig duke; but he believed they had the people at their back, and the people were rich enough to beat down ob. si ruction from dukes ...
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... the Whip. LORD R. CHURCHILL.—I have nothing to do with that. Mr. O'Connell dropped the policy oi repeal on condition that the Whig Ministry would bring forward such measures short of repeal O'Connell and hie friends thought absolutely necessary to be put ...
... national crisis arose and when the Whigs who followed Fox were drawn away bysympathetic sentiment or by factious bitterness from the path of national duty,worked energetically and eucceesfully for a combination of Whigs and Tories to defend the interests ...
... Saturday in a reference to Mr. Childers and myself, eringmtelates him on his return to the Whig fold. twil l therefore give Mr. Childers the sympathetic words of •Whig reformar.the accomplished Warden of Merton College. Mr. Beodrick, in English Land and ...
... meeting of the new Parliament till the autumn. A pledge of this nature was demanded and obtained by Su Pm in 1841, when the Whig Administration dissolved almost exactly at this period of the year. M. interest in Parliamentary precedents was revived by ...
... concerning the non- Puneßite components'. of the Government majority A statesman in search of the lowest common denominator for his Whig and Pernallito fractions may be taken to be sincere in professing anxiety for information going to the hurt of the questions ...
... -Chamberlain Government. Lord Hartington's name was greeted with great warmth, and a desire was expressed of bringing the Whigs I and Radicals together. 1 The meeting lasted nearly two hours. ...
... follow Ma. Grammes in his attempt to negotiate a treaty with the Irish Separatists. Among these are the chiefs of the great Whig houses, the of the of Ilicoroao, the Dues of and the of ARGYLL, as well as DERBY, LORD MR. and Mn. Femme. It is imposeiblethat ...
... government of the country—namely, the combination, or rather the fusion, of the party that has taken the place of the old Whigs with the Constitutional portion of the Conservative party, which is so strong in the boroughs of our large cities. Both parties ...